The program would allow businesses that use more energy than stipulated to buy tradable energy-saving certificates, or Escerts, from those that use less, creating a market that the government estimates will be worth about $16 billion in 2014, when trading is to start.
One key problem was the clinician-patient ratio, which created constant time pressures and made both doctors and nurses feel they should work far more hours than stipulated in their contracts.
Would you send people back if they had more than the stipulated number of items?
Elliott could play more than the stipulated 10 matches, depending on whether he is picked for New Zealand's tour to England at the start of the summer.
Further, respondents mentioned potential sanctions for noncompliance with contractual agreements governing their relations more than sanctions stipulated in state laws or regulations.
Besides water-related diseases associated with informal water vendors (Olajuyigbe et al. 2012; Kjellen and McGranahan 2006; Hutin et al. 2003), it is often more expensive resulting in households already paying more than the stipulated bills charged by public utilities (Kjellen 2000; Ishaku et al. 2010; Dauda et al. 2015; Rahaman and Ahmed 2016).
Facilities were recorded as non-adherent to a tracer if in-charges reported charging any fees to clients who should be exempt or charging more than the stipulated amount for an adult with pneumonia.
Although he had set up a trust for his two sons and four daughters, who claimed that their father's young wife had brainwashed him, Mrs. Johnson -- his principal heir -- was determined not to give his offspring a penny more than the will stipulated.
The Secretary may issue a letter of intent to an applicant announcing an intention to obligate, for a new fixed guideway capital project or core capacity improvement project, an amount from future available budget authority specified in law that is not more than the amount stipulated as the financial participation of the Secretary in the project.
The Secretary may issue a letter of intent to an applicant announcing an intention to obligate, for an eligible project under this subsection, an amount from future available budget authority specified in law that is not more than the amount stipulated as the financial participation of the Secretary in the eligible project.
