Last month, Judge Renee Roth of Manhattan Surrogate Court ruled that Kathleen Durst would be declared dead, effective Feb. 1, 1987, based on a stipulation between Mr. Durst and Kathleen's family.
The 2nd regimen for patient who received LPV/r initially was assumed to be EFV-based, (and vice versa) based on the stipulation in the trial protocol, the third regimen in the model was assumed to be based on Darunavir.
Mr. Nekels's farcical line of questioning, based on stipulations in the Miss America organization's contract, seemed to ridicule the agreement Ms. Revels is accused of violating.
I blame you, Cameron, a middle-manager of a prime minister whose ham-fisted leadership was based on one implicit stipulation not to fuck everything up.
Yes, I know you can define "supernatural" in such a way that turning water into wine isn't supernatural after all, but when atheists use this word, their argument is not based on an unjustified linguistic or metaphysical stipulation.
The proper protection and management requires the development of a non-interference plan and acceleration in the enactment and enforcement of environmental protection (laws, regulations and stipulations) based on an extensive and thorough understanding and practical rehabilitation techniques for disturbed or damaged permafrost environments.
Or --and this is a much better option for a variety of reasons -- you could transfer those funds to a Trust that could control the proceeds of the policy based on the stipulations you set for that Trust.
Iran's most recent letter, like one that preceded it on October 29, referred to a stipulation in a previous communication from Mr. Jalili's on July 6, laying down conditions for the talks.
Hobby Lobby, a Christian-owned arts and crafts store based in Oklahoma, filed a lawsuit in 2012 due to a stipulation in President Obama's Affordable Care Act which required employer-provided health insurance to cover contraceptives.
