“There had been a stipulation in the lease that the buildings were not to be altered without the lessor's consent.”

“Well, we'll have some performance tests shortly, but we want to note another stipulation made in the documentation on the modules.”

“An ordinary enough stipulation, one might suppose, and the story moves on quickly.”

“Above all it adequately meets the stipulations of the UN resolutions and the Shimla Agreement.”

“The authorities should see that the traffic rules and the stipulations, which are made from time to time, are strictly followed by the drivers.”

“A conventionalist claims that scientific laws or principles are not empirical descriptions of reality but arbitrary conventions or stipulations.”