According to legend, during that period Johnson made a deal with Satan at a crossroads, acquiring his prodigious talent as a guitarist, singer, and songwriter in exchange for the stipulation that he would have only eight more years to live.
Shortly after taking the throne, Ranavalona annulled the Anglo-Merina treaty that had been concluded between Radama and British envoys, and refused to continue receiving annual payments from Britain in exchange for adherence to the stipulations of the treaty.
In fact, however, this stipulation was superfluous, because section 1563(b)(1) already provides that the term "Exchange" in the ACA means a 1311 Exchange and thus any Exchange authorized by the ACA--including the federal fallback exchange (or, for that matter, regional exchanges created under section 1311(f --is ef --isely a state exchange.
Most onerous in the law was the stipulation that no individual participant in an insurance company plan offered by a state-based health insurance exchange be permitted to use public funds to cover the procedure.
Under terms of the exchange, international lenders can convert only 20percentt of their short-term loans to South Korea into debt maturing in one year, a stipulation intended to give the nation some breathing room.
The unsecured creditors draw attention to the Stipulation and Consent Order signed by the Debtor, in which it waived all claims against the Prepetition Lenders in exchange for debtor-in-possession financing, and ceded authority to the Creditors Committee and the investors to pursue claims against the Prepetition Lenders.
In Nov. 2010, as part of their separation, the couple filed a stipulation about ownership of the house, which they called "Ivy Gate". It provided for transfer of title to Thomas Kinkade in exchange for payment of $1.2 million to Nanette.
completely exited the exchanges". However, a possibility exists that it could still offer some coverage in Nevada's marketplace under a Medicaid stipulation being negotiated in that state.
That was another stipulation.
