Among them, the letter seems to imply that Lee is being forced out and stipulates that he has violated no laws and that he would willingly return to his position if asked to do so.
The research is being conducted in accordance with guidelines stipulated by the UK Market Research Society code of conduct.
Don't forget, we stipulated that "everyone" is being shoved from behind; therefore, there can be no such person.
The amendment makes it legally binding for countries to protect nuclear material when it is being used or stored, not just when it is being transported — as the convention currently stipulates — and would require them to protect nuclear facilities against acts of sabotage that could have consequences similar to nuclear accidents.
The British Film Institute, which helps the industry, handing out £27m a year, said it was trying to tackle the diversity issues; new funding quotas were being introduced in September which would stipulate that films, to be eligible for BFI funding, should have a certain percentage of actors and crew who were female, gay, disabled and from ethnic minorities.
"The law does not specify the length of the first lease," he continued — only that it must be what would have been stipulated in an ordinary transaction.
at once by giving effect to the negative covenant, specifically executing it by prohibiting the commission of acts which have been stipulated not to be done.
It prescribed inter alia that Japan was to surrender all Pacific islands acquired since 1914, to retrocede Manchuria, Formosa, and the Pescadores to China, and to give up all other territory "taken by violence and greed"; and, in addition, it was stipulated that Korea was in due course to become independent.
The military trial was held "inside the Reich — as was stipulated in the 1941 Night-and-Fog decree," Gert de Prins, a historian with the Belgian Department of War Victims, wrote me in an e-mail message.
The facts are stipulated.
