Sentence examples similar to stipulations satisfied from inspiring English sources
A supplemental complaint in the District Court would have eliminated this jurisdictional issue; 8 since the record discloses, both by affidavit and stipulation, that the jurisdictional condition was satisfied, it is not too late, even now, to supplement the complaint to allege this fact.
By the end of the 19th century, judgments in favour of the suppliant were certified by the court to the treasury with the stipulation that they be satisfied out of public funds.
Mr. Galler said that her conditions satisfied the legal stipulation that an "idiosyncratic" sex offender could be spared prison time.
The N.F.L. removed the stipulation that a player who has satisfied those three criteria must also survive "going to the ground" with the ball.
These two constraints can be satisfied together, if the stipulation for the oxPPP rule set is relaxed, such that Gluc456 can differ from Gluc123.
Moreover, the prevalence of individuals who actually satisfy their stipulations has relevance to morally significant policy issues, such as the costs and benefits of more inclusive educational practices.
We will note the difficulty of separating claims about such stipulated individuals from claims that some actual human beings satisfy that stipulation.
McDonough was satisfied with Hull's explanation of the incident and said there were no behavioral stipulations attached to his return.
(b) Appellant's stipulation that Espinosa's application would be denied for failure to meet the durational residence requirement was tantamount to a denial of the application and constituted a waiver of the exhaustion requirements, and thus satisfied the statutory requirement of a hearing and final decision.
