The city will stipulate that leaves and yard waste be placed in biodegradable paper bags, instead of plastic bags, so they can be easily composted.
But, let me tell you that the Uniformed Secret Service, if that is in fact what happened and I will stipulate that that is, that no one should be telling anybody, not anybody, not a member of my staff, who the President is meeting with.
First, I will stipulate that the issue I am considering is not an abstraction called torture, but instead the moral justifiability of known and documented Bush-Cheney interrogation practices that were called by that Administration "enhanced interrogation techniques" (EIT).
(And I'll clarify one more time: I love both movies and films, but I think the preceding statement is true -- though I'll stipulate that the distinction may not matter much in a world where all screens seem to be converging).
If they don't, "99 percent of the time" buyers will stipulate that it be removed be as part of the offer.
It is encouraging that this time around the government will stipulate that one new home must be built to replace one sold, and this gives me hope.
In a number of cases, a college's admissions test policy will stipulate that the school does not require subject tests; however, it's important to know that individual colleges, majors, or programs, including BS/MD, engineering, some sciences and other special programs, may require or recommend certain subject tests regardless of the college's general no subject test policy.
"I will stipulate that they were polite.
For instance, a child will stipulate that the potential match for an octogenarian father should be in her 70's.
While the federal government will stipulate that buyers must be at least 18 years old, provinces will be able to set a higher age limit if they wish.
The deeds for new homes will stipulate that an owner cannot sell the home if the buyer or a future inhabitant is a sex offender.
