When that money had been spent, Means forged a new will stipulating that King had inherited a further portion of her husband's estate, presumably so that he would have access to those funds.
Mr Henry has a living will stipulating that he is not to be kept alive on life support in the event of severe brain injury.
Forty-one states now recognize some form of living will, stipulating in advance the medical treatment that is desired or not desired.
For instance, a child will stipulate that the potential match for an octogenarian father should be in her 70's.
As well as putting a limit on your spending, the card provider will stipulate a minimum monthly repayment you need to make.
The deals call for a detailed plan, called "radio rules of engagement," that will stipulate a voluntary code of accepted business practices.
But neither Williams nor the Nets can predict what a new labor deal will stipulate.
Anne Shackleton, careers adviser at Newcastle University: "While many graduate employers will stipulate a minimum number of UCAS points, it is always advisable to contact their graduate recruitment team directly and explain your situation.
In addition, a well-drafted agreement will stipulate what is expected of each owner; how profits and losses are assigned; procedures for transferring, buying and/or selling ownership interests; and just about anything else you want it to say, including restrictions on the ability of ex-spouses of owners to have any ownership interests whatsoever in the business.
The new Consumer Rights Directive will stipulate a 14-day EU-wide withdrawal period for distance and off-premises sales, during which consumers may change their minds.
Although requirements vary, every diocese will stipulate that a deacon take a substantial time to reflect on their calling, with the assistance of others, before the ordination process can begin.
