In its final stipulation in the matter of the United States of America vs. Ahmad Musa Jebril — his name is spelled differently in court documents — the federal judge ordered that Jibril's final deposition regarding his financial holdings be sealed "in order to preserve defendant Jibril's privacy".
Though short on specifics, he offered a national dialogue that he suggested could lead to fundamental changes in the Constitution, particularly its stipulation that the ruling Baath Party maintain a monopoly on power.
But it was quickly squelched by an angry Congress, which wrote a stipulation in its March budget agreement to deny the badly needed change.
Meanwhile, the Fraternal Order of Police has sued to block the release of more data, citing a stipulation in its contract that calls for destroying any disciplinary records older than five years.
The government is said to be making efforts to implement a national strategy to reduce economic vulnerability, including the development of a national BCP, as well as other stipulations in its long-term national plan referred to as Wawasan 2035 (Brunei Darussalam Government 2011b).
The sharpest sting of this last stipulation is in its tail — in the choice of the word "or" to qualify the word "false" — which tells you that even an irrefutably true criticism of the President is grounds for arrest and punishment.
The college, made up of two electors from each county and one each from the cities of Baltimore and Annapolis, was limited in its selections only by the stipulation that nine Senators need be from the western shore and six from the eastern shore.
While Washington has similar stipulations regarding settlements in its loan guarantees to Israel, domestic U.S. politics severely restrict the consequences it can impose on Israel.
With fewer dual-currency cards in circulation, that stipulation limits its potential user base.
Underlying ordinary PC is the intuitive idea that every proposition is either true or false, an idea that finds its formal expression in the stipulation that variables shall have two possible values only namely, 1 and 0. (For this reason the system is often called the two-valued propositional calculus).
