Moreover, the prevalence of individuals who actually satisfy their stipulations has relevance to morally significant policy issues, such as the costs and benefits of more inclusive educational practices.
We will note the difficulty of separating claims about such stipulated individuals from claims that some actual human beings satisfy that stipulation.
To satisfy stringent pluripotent stipulations, ES cells were also studied for their ability to contribute to the germline and an intact embryo.
It is the Committee's consensus scientific opinion that your decision to set the primary ozone standard above this range fails to satisfy the explicit stipulations of the Clean Air Act that you ensure an adequate margin of safety for all individuals, including sensitive populations".
At present, the rules governing player eligibility must satisfy one of seven stipulations, including the controversial residency rule, which allows players to represent countries where they have lived for three years.
But they have already been told that they have to satisfy the Football Association's stipulations by 1 March.
That one, it seems to me, satisfies Bettelheim's stipulations.
"He has to satisfy certain criteria of particular stipulations of the specific host country.
To satisfy Israel and meet the stipulations in the Middle East peace plan, Mr. Atari will need to fill his freshly painted, air-conditioned jail with Palestinian militants, strip them of their weapons and dismantle their networks.
As a company with a $35 million annual operating budget, City Opera says it can satisfy the agency's crucial stipulation, that only performing arts institutions that can build and maintain a theater on its own will be considered for the site.
Mr. Galler said that her conditions satisfied the legal stipulation that an "idiosyncratic" sex offender could be spared prison time.
