These strict stipulations, which have been in place for 25 years, violate the Canada Health Act, which mandates full funding of abortions at clinics and hospitals.
The gallery is the only place for people to see the actual paintings, rather than reproductions, because of a stipulation that they cannot be lent which was made in 1897, when the collection was bequeathed to the nation.
This year, 17 states will have voting restrictions in place for the first time in a presidential election; 11 of these states will require their residents to show a photo ID, a stipulation that tends to penalise poor, black, Latino and elderly people.
Concerned about the future of its landmark Marcel Breuer building, which Mr. Lauder considers the Whitney's spiritual home, he placed a stipulation on his gift that the building could not be sold for the foreseeable future.
Concerned about the future of the Breuer building, which he believes is the Whitney's spiritual home and its architectural identity, Mr. Lauder placed the stipulation on his gift that that building could not be sold for the foreseeable future.
And we must persuade our friends and allies to place similar stipulations on their aid.
Read through your rental agreement when you decide to move for stipulations on regaining your security deposit.
But just as Brexit is unlikely to directly benefit those whom globalisation and structural economic change have left behind, expanding grammars, even with the stipulation they reserve places for children from low-income backgrounds, is likely to have the most negative impact on white, working-class boys.
An important reason for that stipulation is security, according to Jim Bennett, a real estate lawyer in Manhattan.
It is just a matter for conventional stipulation based upon pragmatic factors like convenience.
