Even under existing law, stipulations on what wireless carriers can and cannot disclose are still vague and open to interpretation, Israel explained.
They have women when it's time for election, because of the parity law, [the stipulation that parties provide a minimum number of female candidates], but they don't have a long-term vision for them".
Indian law and stipulations in wireless licenses give law enforcement officials here explicit and broad powers to monitor voice and data communications that could be useful in investigating crimes.
Mary's freedom was likely de facto, not de jure, at least until after the war: both Virginia state law and stipulations in her husband's will impeded Mrs. Van Lew from legally manumitting any of her family slaves.
Owing to the weapon's power, a Navy Official clarified at the time that humans were not a target of Laws, under stipulations of the Geneva Convention.
"People are frustrated with the current laws and stipulations against anyone, whether it's for age or same-sex, and maybe the fact that people just think that what is happening is unfair, because that's a lot of the comments that we're seeing on the page, is that it's just not right," Nichole Mottau-Sweet, who began the Facebook page, said.
Moreover, written in law is the stipulation that the embargo cannot be lifted while a Castro remains in power.
Most onerous in the law was the stipulation that no individual participant in an insurance company plan offered by a state-based health insurance exchange be permitted to use public funds to cover the procedure.
Mr. Bush referred to a 1999 electric deregulation law that included a stipulation that utilities must make mandatory reduction in their emissions of nitrogen oxide, one of the building blocks of smog.
Ironically, while arresting several dozen of the protesters, the police accidentally broke a stipulation of the new law they were so fervently trying to uphold.
