Elsewhere, the risk was much greater and the fallout potentially more damaging as teams made cuts to get under the new salary cap of $120 million per team and started handing out big contracts to meet the new stipulation for mandatory cash-spending requirements.
The additional stipulation of mandatory informed consent makes the cross-reference between 6.2 and 83 somewhat misleading.
As the stipulation required, she was fired.
These should include special licensing of cats; mandatory spaying or neutering and vaccinations; stipulations about proper care and diet; a maximum of one cat to a store.
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.
He, too, thinks cuts wouldn't be on the table right now if not for the mandatory payments into the health fund, a stipulation that Congress could undo with legislation.
If you're not from around these parts, many small, inner city band venues have been hobbled with tough new liquor licensing stipulations such as high fees and expensive mandatory security measures.
He would be subject to an in-person meeting with a case manager each week; one check with the case manager by phone each week; two mandatory urine tests each month on a random basis; and other stipulations made by the court or case manager.
Moreover, he says, the Consumer Product Safety Improvement Act of 2008 19 added a stipulation that the CPSC must turn all voluntary toy standards into mandatory standards if agency staff deem the change to be in the best interests of the safety of children; this conversion can be achieved in a matter of weeks.
Those stipulations allowed Lloyds to avoid setting in motion the strict mandatory takeover timetable, under which a bidder has 28 days to post its formal offer, and shareholders of the target company have 60 days to accept or reject it.
This is why today, 24 years on, Australia's mandatory detention policy sees some people held for years in offshore camps, with no stipulation on when they'll be released or where they'll go.
