Sentence examples for was a stipulation for from inspiring English sources

In that case, the lands were within what is known as Indian country, where the right of the Indians to the occupancy of their lands was recognized; and in grants by the government of portions thereof for works of internal improvement there usually was a stipulation for its extinguishment as rapidly as might be consistent with public policy and the welfare of the Indians.

The private company does not release financials or confirm net revenues, but Gikandi said that the company's profitability was a stipulation for investment from its new backers (unlike the requirements for startups coming from Silicon Valley).

From Pat Riley to Joe Torre, other sports have their power bench people, but in far more cases than in the N.F.L. there is at least acknowledgment of the working partnership that generally is a stipulation for success.

Tucked away within the multi-page piece of legislation is a stipulation that abortion could not be paid for with these funds.

The only stipulation was a piece for chorus, orchestra and four soloists to commemorate Johnson.

The insistence that buyers could pay only using a Visa card was an unnecessary stipulation, a gift of exclusivity for a sponsor.

By stipulation there was a single petition for certiorari, and the cases in the circuit court of appeals were considered together on the record in the Armour Packing Company Case, and, as it is conceded in the brief of the learned counsel for the petitioners that the differences in the cases are unsubstantial, the same course may be followed here.

In Hartman v. Greenhow, ubi supra, it was shown that the consideration for this stipulation was a surrender by its creditors of one-third of their claim against the state.

That latter stipulation is a convenient one for the Israeli government; banning witnesses to the occupation makes it tricky for them to come back and update their international audience on the plight of the Palestinian people.

The latter stipulation may be a particular issue for patients with diabetic retinopathy, who often fail to attend appointments for eye examinations and may not be aware of any treatments that they have previously had for this condition.

Smithsonian Magazine's Museum Day Live! (Saturday) While many free offers often have strings attached, there is only one stipulation for this offer of free admission to many area museums on Saturday — the passes, good for two people, have to be obtained in advance.