Sentence examples for stipulations which from inspiring English sources

Chelsea have made great play in recent years of seeking to fall well within Uefa's FFP stipulations, which measure expenditure against income from football-related activities.

If the treaty contains stipulations which are self-executing, that is, require no legislation to make them operative, to that extent they have the force and effect of a legislative enactment.

Each side is obliged within three months of the signature of the preliminary treaty of peace to communicate the treaties, agreements, etc., or their separate stipulations, which, in accordance with point No. 1, should not come into effect.

We do not mean to say that many of these are stipulations which it would be unlawful to make, or void in their creation, if made on good consideration, or that they do not become executory contracts upon which an action would lie, and upon which damages, if any were sustained, might be recovered.

If one prohibitive condition of the sort here involved may be attached, so may others, until employment can only be had as the result of written stipulations, which shall deprive the employee of the exercise of legal rights which are within the authority of the state to protect.

The individual mandate clause also provides stipulations which allow for subsidies for those individuals whose income falls below certain levels.

But for the rest of the country, police must identify who has thrown the litter to be able to fine them – a stipulation which has left authorities "powerless".

The report suggests, however, that figure will fall to £3m next summer and includes a stipulation which would allow him to leave if Birmingham fail to secure promotion.

"There should have been a stipulation which prevents legislating anything that contradicts Islam in the new Iraq," Mr. Hakim added, summarizing the ayatollah's views.

It would also break Barnes's original stipulation, which forbids moving any of the foundation's pieces and asserts that the foundation is not a museum but a school, dedicated to furthering his philosophy of art appreciation.

And in fact, Mr. Hakim said one of Mr. Sistani's objections was that "there is no emphasis on the role of Islam and the identity of the Muslim people". "There should have been a stipulation which prevents legislating anything that contradicts Islam in the new Iraq," Mr. Hakim said.