Outlook was pretty demanding, stipulating where and when we could connect.
Through its agreements with insurers, Doctor On Demand stipulates what kinds of conditions its video consultations can cover, and which ailments and maladies require immediate medical attention.
When a religion demands faith and stipulates that God will never provide evidence of His existence, we have a dilemma.
More significant, though it is not the critic's job to write about the play the playwright didn't write, is that a young woman's happening to fall in love with her fiancé's mother seems to demand examining and not just stipulating.
This new facility was used only as Sunday school because, said the local clergy, the Board of Education put too many administrative obstacles and demands in their way, such as stipulating such a small attendance roll as to render any day school uneconomic and insisting on a dedicated playground despite there being a large open space next door that was traditionally used for that purpose.
Both fulfilled the then current demand on literature (stipulated by the Danish writer and critic Georg Brandes) to debate problems, as did the two dramas that followed: Kongen (1877; The King) and Det ny system (1879; The New System).
Besides an exemption of the circulation tax for a period of 5 years from the date of the first vehicle registration, no other fiscal measures specifically encouraging EV demand have been stipulated so far [12].
They add a principle of fairness, stipulating that the same grounds or demands be applied whether evaluating our own claims or the opponent's.
Yet Ms. Hrycyna doesn't totally demur, stipulating that any streamlining of bureaucracy and job-search process demands rigorous analysis.
The results are in line with models suggesting that the internal error-monitoring system is sufficient in cognitively demanding tasks where performance is ∼ 80%, as well as theories stipulating that external feedback directs attention away from the task.
This stipulates specific demands when studied, because tacit knowledge is difficult to pass on to others (in words or in writing) with traditional ethnographic data collection techniques such as personal observation and interviews.
