OTHER ISSUES -- Mr. Blair used comments by Lee Gardner, editor of The Baltimore City Paper, that Mr. Gardner said he had stipulated could not be used with his name attached.
Rice had stipulated that McAleer could not supervise the boy alone.
Horta-Osório had asked for the payout to be linked to the share price to show the returns being generated for taxpayers, while the Treasury had stipulated that he could receive the shares if the government had sold off at least a third of its holding at prices above 61p.
Until that rule, the Clean Water Act had stipulated that the Army Corps of Engineers could place "fill material" in waters when it was building bridges and levees.
The companies had stipulated that any cancer patient could participate, a standard practice to speed the process of settling on a safe dose before moving on to a larger, Phase 2 trial.
Tiffany had stipulated in her will that the family "could not have her body or attend her memorial service," and among her effects were a number of family photos that had been ripped to pieces.
Taymiyya had stipulated that only after a trial and the proper substantiation of the facts could a person guilty of blasphemy be put to death.
But given that November's spending review has stipulated that no budgets, apart from the NHS itself and schools, are protected from Osborne's cuts, which could be as big as 40%, public health budgets could be decimated from April.
I've stipulated that the work be untrained because I am not selling my mind or my heart, I want it to be labour that almost anyone could step in and do in my place.
The law had stipulated that those accused of killing a relative "caught in the act of adultery" or a situation they considered "immoral" could be exempted from the heavy sentences, including death, prescribed for murder.
