Thus, general stipulations such as 'take all necessary measures' or 'take appropriate steps' were not taken into account in this evaluation.
In the same year, the new general qualification attestation stipulation and the procedure for pedagogues were adopted, and the content of the new regulation was the same as in the previous document in 1996 (Pedagoogide atesteerimise tingimused ja kord 1998).
Instead, they convinced Congress to allocate the $10 million for general interstate needs — a stipulation that was erased when someone dropped Coconut Road into the bill.
This stipulation generates a dual role for local governments.
But she acknowledged that the money went to "general operating funds," with no stipulation against paying for such ads.
Since then an amendment to the constitution, which was approved in 1994 and took effect after the 1995 general election, has rescinded the stipulation that called for the president of Zanzibar to serve as a vice president.
McClellan Park in Milbridge, Maine, was donated to the town by the general's son with the stipulation that it be named for the general.
These stipulations reflect the general principle of absolute monogamy, which the Eastern church considered as a Christian norm to which candidates for the priesthood are to comply strictly.
B7 SCIENCE/HEALTH Smallpox Vaccine Wins Favor The nation's top public health officials said that they favored offering smallpox vaccine to the general public, but with strict stipulations.
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.
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.
