Sentence examples for this stipulation has been from inspiring English sources

This stipulation has been embraced with gusto by Mr. Steinbach, who is in many ways as much a collector and curator as an artist.

But these stipulations have been widely ignored.

Five of the stipulations had been drawn up by Mr. Sitt's team and were vehemently opposed by the city.

Through the Lisbon treaty, which formed the basis for the creation of the service, several stipulations have been put in place.

This preference for brighter shades of bay was originally stated in the official breed standard, although this stipulation has since been removed.

22, 23 Uganda's national standards and implementation framework for newborn care services stipulate that antibiotics to treat newborn infection should be available at the first-level health facilities (i.e., HCII), but this stipulation has not been operationalized.

This stipulation has now been dropped.

These stipulations have be critiqued elsewhere as limiting Tanzania's capacity to produce essential medicines [ 12, 13].

Reviewing the course of change in the Chinese demolition system, "Urban Housing Units Demolition Management Regulations" of 2001 stipulates that "when demolishing houses meets with residents' protest, demolition must be done forcefully"; this stipulation has essentially strengthened the demolition policy of the local governments and land developers.

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.

And a stipulation that all newspaper articles be censored has been scrapped.The hunger strike suggests that such changes are too small for the opposition, which many of the hundreds of foreign journalists gathered in Tunis for the information summit are sure to try and meet.