第三人称复数：stipulations
名词
1. We rented the house on the stipulation that certain rooms should be painted.
我们租这座房子时就约定好某几个房间必须油漆。
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1. 合同：进度照片 photographs of progress | 合同 agreement; stipulation; charter; contract | 合同更改的请求 contract change request
2. 条文,规定：statute成文法 | stipulation条文,规定 | subpoena传票
3. 条款：specification规格 | stipulation条款 | stowage堆装、堆装的货
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1. This is the first time that a Chinese law will make such an explicit stipulation, said Renmin University of China civil procedure law professor Tang Weijian.
2. The committee suggested an additional stipulation to require statisticians to resist administrative intervention in figures, and another provision to better regulate the activities of private survey companies.
3. Deputies also removed a stipulation that would allow tax breaks on infrastructure investment, saying funding for such projects would be adjusted by the State Council.
4. Such a stipulation enables the administrative departments to circumvent the court's power of law enforcement, the article quoted a judge as saying.
5. His only stipulation is the collection is sold as complete set to a single buyer who cares about the brand.
6. This stipulation is meant to prevent hepatitis B virus carriers from being discriminated against when applying for a job.
7. The congress noted in a stipulation that the school is not a student's legal guardian.
8. It's a requirement in accordance with the newly added stipulation of " to organize Party members to conscientiously study the Scientific Outlook on Development ".
9. Legislators yesterday proposed an additional stipulation in the draft labor contract law that requires employers to inform workers of potential occupational diseases and preventive measures.
10. If the management of some scenic spots has been contracted to private firms, there should be a stipulation in contracts to limit the profits permissible from ticket sales.
noun
1. a restriction that is insisted upon as a condition for an agreement
Synonym: specification
2. an assumption on which rests the validity or effect of something else
Synonym: condition precondition
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3. (law) an agreement or concession made by parties in a judicial proceeding (or by their attorneys) relating to the business before the court
must be in writing unless they are part of the court record
e.g. a stipulation of fact was made in order to avoid delay
Synonym: judicial admission