The court ordered the children returned, with the stipulation that the family be followed closely.
I consider the word 'verify' would be more appropriate than 'ensure', and I would be interested in the Commissioner's view whether 'ensure', in this context, is consistent with WTO stipulations and, in general, with the EU's commitment to free trade.
President Bush signed the measure into law on Dec. 28, 2001, but only after raising an objection to the new provision, with the stipulation that he would interpret it "in a manner consistent with the president's constitutional authority" to withhold information for national-security or foreign-policy reasons.
The stipulation of possession of mental capacity was consistent with the decision being autonomous, and consistent with the values of the individual, with an absence of a disorder of mind or brain that could influence the decision-making process.
The fact that combining these mutations did not produce more severe phenotypes than those conferred by E144R alone is consistent with the possibility that reinstating the salt-bridge mitigates the effects of the E144R single mutation, with the stipulation that the WT identity of E144 or R225 is needed for robust Rps5 function.
As discussed, the pH rate profile of the VS ribozyme is consistent with a role for the conserved A and G acting as general acid and base, respectively, with the stipulation that they exist in specific environments to alter their p Ka values.
Custody came with the stipulation that he be monitored by the Administration for Children's Services in New York.
And it began with the stipulation that it would only "supplement" the private institutions and not compete with them.
Others are dissatisfied with the stipulation in the agreement for only one Shakespeare performance a year.
The Franciscans acquiesced, with the stipulation that she sign a confidentiality agreement.
