"... Court Signed Stipulated Order

When parties sign a contract outlining their rights and responsibilities in a legal matter before the court pass its ruling or both parties agree to details about a case, the judge can issue a stipulation order. If the parties reach an agreement, they present it to the judge and she reviews its legality before placing her signature on the document, making it binding. If all the parties admit or agree to certain facts in the case, even when others are in dispute, the judge may order them to make restitution on those admissions or produce more evidence if necessary. ..."
[http://www.ehow.com/info_8736796_difference-stipulated-order...]

also, because it's an agreement between the parties to the litigation, it will be "entered" into, same as any other agreement/contract.

"... ordonnée par le juge à la demande conjointe des parties. ..."
[http://www.dictionnaire-juridique.com/definition/radiation-d...]

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"... Consent decree

A consent decree (also referred to as a consent order or stipulated judgment or agreed judgment) is a final, binding judicial decree or judgment memorializing a voluntary agreement between parties to a suit in return for withdrawal of a criminal charge or an end to a civil litigation. In a typical consent decree, the defendant has already ceased or agrees to cease the conduct alleged by the plaintiff to be illegal and consents to a court injunction barring the conduct in the future. ..."
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consent_decree]