Sentence examples for usually stipulated from inspiring English sources

It's usually stipulated in such policies that the insurance company is entitled to the fragments of broken glass, & in some cases they are large enough for considerable salavage value.

An internal disciplinary hearing had found him guilty of a charge of gross misconduct, giving City the power to exceed the maximum two-week fine usually stipulated by the Professional Footballers Associationn.

The question of transitional justice is: how can post-conflict societies justly make the transition to stable and (it is usually stipulated) democratic government given the reality of past wrongs and harms (Minow 1998, Teitel 2002)?

This is a trivial case, so it is usually stipulated that the worm must turn when it encounters a point with only uneaten gridlines.

These acts define only a general framework in which both exclusions and inclusions are usually stipulated only at the level of broad functional categories.

The borrower promises to pay interest on the debt when due (usually semiannually) at a stipulated percentage of the face value and to redeem the face value of the bond at maturity in legal tender.

With a new ball allowed at intervals of 55 overs in Tests, a period that usually elapsed sooner than the 200 runs stipulated under the usual rule of the time, spinners were given few opportunities and made little impact in the big matches.

Lastly, in the majority of publishing agreements there is an option clause under which the author undertakes to give the publisher the first offer of his "next literary work suitable for publication in book form," usually with the addition that if, after a stipulated time, no terms shall have been agreed on for its publication the author is free to submit it elsewhere.

However, public kindergartens and nursery centers at this time were not free of charge; parents had to pay a flat rate stipulated by city or county administrations, usually a partial contribution to the costs.

Since ships are usually constructed according to the rules of a classification society, the stipulated structural plans are normally submitted to the society for approval.

As a result, proceedings are usually much duller and thus of less interest to the public or broadcasters"."So stipulated, your honour," allows the prosecutor.