Sentence examples for there a stipulation from inspiring English sources

BBC News reported that Mr. Dylan, whose Sunday show at RMIT University in Ho Chi Minh City was his first ever in that Communist country, once again played a set list that had to be approved by the government there, a stipulation he had agreed to with the Chinese government for his concerts in Beijing and Shanghai last week.

Was there a stipulation you had of bringing the show to Hulu?

Neither the laws of the states respecting taxes, the militia, crimes or property, will extend to them; nor is there a single stipulation in the constitution, that the inhabitants of this city, and these places, shall be governed by laws founded on principles of freedom.

"Now, then, with respect to the first of these points, there is a stipulation on the part of Hills that he will supply the acids; there is a stipulation on the part of Mr. Croll that he will purchase acids from Hills, and from no other person.

Next, there is a stipulation of when an agent is entitled to indemnity and damages.

There's a stipulation in Pelecanos's contract that requires him to produce crime novels.

But there was a stipulation: they had to use ingredients that could be found at just about any grocery store.

But there's a stipulation, as well 3): They don't want others in the market to know that they have this exclusive information.

"It's not against the law to be open at 3 o'clock in the morning, but if there's a stipulation, that would violate our regulations," said Mr. Jones, the Liquor Authority official.

He explained: "Tammy is on a season long loan here, but there is a stipulation in place that if he does not meet a certain proportion of games by the halfway stage he can be recalled.

To prevent infrequent use just for sending huge files, there's a stipulation that Lycos mail accounts that go unused for 30 days will be deleted, but for $6 per year that limit is removed.