Sentence examples for vague stipulation from inspiring English sources
Now imagine how sporting these princely chaps would be when the throne fell vacant, if the only written rule was a vague stipulation that the next in line should be the "best qualified" among all the Windsor princes.This is roughly how things look in Saudi Arabia, a family enterprise run the old-fashioned way.
There was only one stipulation, and a vague one at that: the event had to reflect contemporary times and concerns.
The withdrawal of military aid should also have clearer guidelines linked to Egypt's specific political situation rather than vague (and easy to manipulate) stipulations about military coups.
As for the stipulation that the collection be updated, it's so vague as to open sponsors to a lawsuit (see Princeton's recently resolved costly legal tussle with benefactors over the definition of training for government service): how many new videos would the recipients of Kim's largesse need to buy in order to satisfy his terms?
Even under existing law, stipulations on what wireless carriers can and cannot disclose are still vague and open to interpretation, Israel explained.
That was another stipulation.
His letter contained 'one stipulation'.
Apple had a stipulation, though.
That is the only stipulation.
Wilpon said yes, with one stipulation.
