Even if you stipulate, as the G.O.P. kingmakers know, that Rudy and Mike are not real Republicans, the fact remains: the most progressive city west of Amsterdam and east of San Francisco has not elected a Democrat since 1989.
Or you could stipulate, as Mariah Carey does, that the décor in your dressing room never contain any printed fabrics.
Thoroughly read any contract you sign, as it may stipulate that you may show and sell work exclusively through that gallery.
All ASHAs interviewed were married, had the required educational qualification of Class 8 or above as stipulated by the NRHM guidelines, were mostly in the 30-45 yeageage range, and started working in their current jobs between 2006 and 2008.
The 1968 Uniform Monday Holiday Act initially applied to Veterans Day as well, stipulating that it be observed on the fourth Monday of October.
And lets "stipulate," as you lawyers say, that, for good or ill, the legal system is not equipped to deal with crimes like unleashing murder and mayhem upon the world or crashing the world economy.
Some have gone so far as to stipulate that cable networks limit the number of episodes they make available online.
Frankly, I'd just as soon stipulate that most baby gear is worthless, stupid junk and that eating dinner with your kids is really important.
Republicans are using this obstructionism to force Democrats to abandon "pay as you go" rules, which stipulate that when you pass something that costs the government money (like the Alternative Minimum Tax bill), you have to also provide a way to pay for it -- a way of recovering that money, so the government doesn't go even deeper into debt.
This would not necessarily result in their ejection from the Championship, as RFU regulations stipulate they can fulfil their fixtures should certain obligations and conditions be met.
This rule stipulates that, as long as you smoke marijuana no more than two times per year, your marijuana usage won't affect your life insurance rates at all.
