Sentence examples for those stipulations from inspiring English sources

But residents say that those stipulations are difficult to enforce.

But those stipulations often apply equally to work by, say, the Japanese-American artists Eiko and Koma, who tend to be written about by dance critics.

Those stipulations allowed Lloyds to avoid setting in motion the strict mandatory takeover timetable, under which a bidder has 28 days to post its formal offer, and shareholders of the target company have 60 days to accept or reject it.

Imagine what those stipulations will mean to Eric Holder, the United States attorney general, who flew to Zurich with the nation's presentation panel (former President Bill Clinton; the actor Morgan Freeman Sunil Gulatii, the head of the United States Soccer Federation; and Landon Donovan, the national team player) as it made its pitch to FIFA on Wednesday.

Under those stipulations, the transmission is a private performance.

Some of those stipulations may count against part-time drivers, and it remains unclear how that will impact Uber and Didi's fleet of cars.

This approach resulted in three subpanels of SNP loci for genetic analysis: candidate loci – those meeting stipulations outlined previously, neutral loci – those showing strongest correlation with neutral structure, and 'ambiguous' loci.

Among those were stipulations that any club can be denied authorization if it advocated or approved of sexual activity outside marriage or violated state laws regarding sex education.

Over time, and with the acknowledged failure of the Lisbon Agenda, a 10-year plan to make Europe the world's most vibrant economy by 2010, those growth stipulations didn't amount to much.

Never mind those old stipulations about having to change your shoes or not being able to have a pint or a fag while you do it – I've even had my doubts about things where you have to check a clock to have the faintest clue how competitors in it are faring.

But these stipulations have been widely ignored.