Sentence examples for stipulations were made from inspiring English sources

"Then we could say, 'See, it's society — not me!' " When U.S. obscenity laws were first relaxed, in the fifties, no special stipulations were made for photographs of minors.

Stipulations were made for implant survival and yearly probability of revision within the two cohorts based on data from the Norwegian Arthroplasty Register for patients over and under the age of 70 who had undergone surgery without computer assistance.

Similar stipulations are made about clauses (4) and (5).

This stipulation was made in the hope of creating more Indonesian jobs and investment.Yet such laws have also come with heavy restrictions on the share of local businesses that foreigners may own.

The latter stipulation was made because pre-eclampsia coding in ICD-9 and ICD-10 are not comparable.

No stipulation was made as to insulin type or regimen, educational package, support staff, self-monitoring or the like.

You have to make sure the insurer covers the service the patient is seeing you for and find out the stipulations that are made on that service.

A stipulation must be made at this point: the abovementioned researchers do not completely deny the importance of the strategic component.

However the announcement was criticized as lacking substance — and a subsequent data release by Airbnb came with some rather less-than-transparent stipulations, such as being made available to journalists only on request and by appointment at its offices (rather than being published online).

The department's chief spokesman, Paul J. Browne, said in a statement that W.i.P., as well as a club above it, Greenhouse, was "closed as a result of several violations in a stipulation agreement that was made by the owners and the N.Y.P.D".

Mindful of these sensitivities, the IARC (2008) code stated a principle of "full and contemporaneous documentation of research methods [and] data," but it provided that the "principle in practice" requires only that "requests for use of the data should be encouraged, with due regard to the terms on which the data were obtained and stipulations that may have been made".