Sentence examples for usual stipulation from inspiring English sources
Apart from good corporate governance, the usual stipulation is no drugs, no arms and no prostitution.
(Holden) ★ 'U2 3D' (G, 1 25) The musical documentary, which stitches together performances by this Irish rock band during a recent tour of South America, brazenly ignores the usual stipulations about making a 3-D film, to thrilling effect.
Derossi's vision seems more about matching businesses with businesses, which then establish contracts with one another containing usual stipulations like service level guarantees.
A committee will consider the claims, and the company will drastically relax its usual stipulations, requiring only that claimants demonstrate a familial relation to the insured.
Whereas usual stipulations of supervenience do not rule out the possibility that a supervenes on b and, at the same time, b supervenes on a, at least causation seems to be relevantly directional and so do justice to the directionality of reduction.
Physiotherapy was delivered as usual within services, with the stipulation that it included at least 60%% exercise and comprised group sessions (in total not exceeding 8 sessions), with an allowance of up to 3 individual sessions at the start of treatment if required.
As pastoralists have been on the margin for a long time, such constitutional stipulation is very significant for their development, as the usual top-down policy interventions are neither desirable nor acceptable.
That was another stipulation.
His letter contained 'one stipulation'.
Apple had a stipulation, though.
