European Charter of Local Self-Government
Proper Name, Politics-Intl. Relations
application requirement
Noun
general terms and conditions
Noun, Contract Law
voluntary submission
Noun, Arbitration
six pillars of faith
Noun, Religion-Faith
admission requirement
Noun
admission requirement
Noun
mutual solidarity clause
Noun, International Law
graduation requirements
Noun, Education-Training
Paris Charter
Proper Name, Law
fundamental change of circumstances
Noun, Law
conditional surrender
Noun, International Law
jurisdiction clause, choice-of-court clause, forum selection clause
Noun, Contract Law
compulsory submission
Noun, Arbitration
stipulation to the contrary
it is imperative to do sth
liquidated damages
Noun, Law
qualification for pension
prerequisite for development
It is imperative that you leave
it is imperative for you to leave
condition subsequent
Noun, Law
condition precedent
Noun, Law
fundamental term
Noun, Law
to stipulate conditions
Verb
to set up a condition
Verb
to lay down conditions
Verb
to stipulate expressly
Verb
unless otherwise stipulated
Adverb, Law
to stipulate payments in gold
Verb
to stipulate payments in gold
Verb
to stipulate payments in gold
Verb
to require a minimum balance
Verb
Is my attendance necessary
to stipulate an option right
Verb
to set up a condition
Verb
to attach conditions to sth
Verb
to make something a precondition of sth
Verb
to make something a condition
Verb
to embody a clause in a contract
Verb
to provide that
Verb, Law
to stipulate for the best material to be used
Verb
to stipulate for the best material to be used
Verb
under no circumstances
Adverb
he made the condition that no one should accompany him
regulation also stipulates
to stipulate that payment should be quarterly
Verb
to stipulate that payment should be quarterly
Verb
to stipulate something in advance
Verb
to stipulate an option right
Verb
to stipulate by agreement
shorthand is advantage but not essential
to not to do more than is absolutely necessary
Verb