Sentence examples similar to test stipulation from inspiring English sources

Another: a benefactor attached a swim-test stipulation to a donation after his child drowned.

In his 16-page decision, Justice Lynch largely sided with the union, writing that the Regents had failed to give sufficient weight to the law's collective bargaining requirements, and that it had not fully acknowledged the law's stipulation that test scores alone cannot determine a teacher's performance review.

Korean government made a stipulation for anonymous testing system in March 2008 to minimize the fear for identity exposure by HIV testing [ 31].

One of the stipulations of the test is that an owner or director cannot have been involved with a club that has twice gone into administration.

This may be available on a test of residence only or with the stipulation that the person has been employed for some specific period and has paid requisite contributions.

Tests that are not graded on a bell curve or by percentages; tests that are graded by one simple stipulation: survival!

Iranian men are permitted to have up to four permanent wives, but temporary marriages don't count — men can theoretically enter as many as they'd like, although women must wait until at least a few months or menstrual cycles have passed (a stipulation dating from a era before pregnancy tests) before they enter into another.

Mutation of this conserved Histidine residue completely abrogates activity for all tested members of the MBOAT family leading to the stipulation that it is directly involved in catalysis.

The stipulation of a national turn is put to the test using these two cases.

Those conditions include the stipulation that the drone operator has received special night flying testing and training and that the drone be outfitted with lighting designed to prevent collisions visible for "at least 3 statute miles".

Meanwhile Klitschko's manager, Bernd Bente, revealed his camp had made it a contractual stipulation that both fighters must be subject to strict random drugs testing by the Voluntary Anti-Doping Association.