Sentence examples for information stipulations from inspiring English sources

NOTE that all states require certain information (stipulations) to be in a Living Will, a Power of Attorney, and a Last Will and Testament.

Citing a stipulation in the Freedom of Information Act, the commission argued in court against releasing the documents.

Schapiro (2009) refers to the use of Law as a tool of interventionism, happening through regulatory measures in the economic domain, either through the obligation to disclose information, to control market concentrations, to rule price stipulation or to determine property rights.

This stipulation would allow reporting when available information is insufficient to make an adequate assessment under Annex II.

Finally, information on the proposed principles of the wind loading stipulations is presented.

And among Berwick's key stipulations was that recipients had to open up their information to their patients — to "go naked," as one doctor put it.

(Of note, CRIS also de-identifies patient relative or close contact information to increase patient anonymity, although there is no legal stipulation to do so.

The paper includes the information on the principles, structure, and content of the proposed wind-loading stipulations.

"The only stipulations I'd add is that I'd oppose releasing information about the specific tactics a police department uses.

Their complaint cites the ministerial code of conduct's stipulation that "ministers [must] give accurate and truthful information to parliament".

When asked for comment, Adrienne Bennett, the governor's spokesperson, replied, "This was information previously released to reporters as stated in the Maine AGs stipulation".