Even under existing law, stipulations on what wireless carriers can and cannot disclose are still vague and open to interpretation, Israel explained.
The existing directive also includes stipulations to encourage cultural diversity and the free circulation of content within Europe, which the EC wants to see bleeding over to the online platforms that viewers are increasingly turning to in the digital era.
Some TF members felt that the stipulations in the existing 9.5C2 were no longer meaningful or useful, or had some value but in limited circumstances.
The bill, which has the sup port of Assembly Speaker Perry B. Duryea, eliminates for Manhattan the stipulation of the existing decentralization law that the districts can have no fewer than 20,000 students in average daily attendance.
Europe, in common with the rest of the world, has always considered the settlements to be illegal under international law, and existing E.U. agreements with Israel already contain stipulations barring benefits to settlements.
Existence claims and stipulations do not express something about an existing entity.
In exchange for a new interim credit line of $500 million, which would be provided by UBS Warburg, and changes to existing loans, Interpublic said that it had agreed to accept several operating stipulations.
Some states, like Arizona, face an immediate fiscal conundrum because of stipulations in the law that prohibit them from rolling back their existing Medicaid programs before the required expansion takes effect.
"Since it had always been the practice of the Catholic Church to abide by established governments and to promote patriotic convictions among the faithful, these stipulations of the Concordat were no more than legalizations of an existing custom.
Other stipulations include the device being no heavier than 1.5 pounds and being compatible with existing military helmets.
He added that the declaration's stipulation that "... nothing shall be done which may prejudice the civil and religious rights of existing non-Jewish communities in Palestine" had "not been fully realised".
