Sentence examples for there's no stipulation from inspiring English sources

But there's no stipulation on it.

There's no stipulation within the definition of racism that it need be white to black.

There's no stipulation of distance in this etymology, however: remoteness is a function of separateness, rather than of scale.

"There's no stipulation on my site whether the girls should be naked or on their couches watching TV," said Ms. DooLittle, 30, who lives in New York.

As far as I can tell from the text of the bill, though, there's no stipulation that the authors of research articles can't post those articles on their own websites or in institutional repositories.

Though this case comes to us on a stipulated record, there is no stipulation that the ASARCO capital gains were not intended to be used to benefit a unitary business, part of which operated in New Jersey.

Whyman agrees, and when the call went out to amateur companies there was no stipulation about gender.

Yet there is no stipulation that artists produce completed work, nor will there be an exhibition at the project's conclusion.

After all, the Nobel has been around, in some guise, for a hundred and sixteen years, and for seventy-nine of them there was no stipulation against posthumous awarding.

There is no stipulation on how long that visit may last, or limiting the number of people said delegate takes with them.

But we are free to refuse the same thing to France, there being no stipulation to the contrary, and we ought to refuse it on principles of fair neutrality.