Sentence examples for there is a stipulation from inspiring English sources

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

"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.

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.

There is a stipulation to buy the equipment (nets, ropes, floats, weights) and boat at a cost price of $Z1 100 without any loan or subsidy from the government, but very often the catch is not remunerative enough to match this investment.

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.

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.

There was a stipulation, however.

Unless there is a written stipulation waiving a jury, there can be no review of the rulings on questions of law in the course of the trial or of the sufficiency of a special finding to support the judgment.