The Cornell University Ithaca College and Wells College Exchange Programs are reciprocal arrangement that allow matriculated full-time students, with prior approval and within stated stipulations, to cross-register at the other institution.
To avoid a possible death sentence at trial, Williams pleaded guilty and signed the state's "stipulation of facts," naming six accomplices.
The report states the stipulation only becomes valid in the final 12 months of his Stoke deal, meaning the Midlands club are in a race against time to agree new terms.
"For New York to achieve common sense criminal justice and public health policies, we need to legalize marijuana at the state level". Stipulations aside, it's great news for folks who won't have to worry so much next time they decide to light up a doobie at the Rockaways or whatever.
These include general claims broader than the science, definitions which are stated as stipulations and not as assertions, and a claim that the basic entities 'exist'exist
The following year, Hoffe was arrested at the Tel Aviv airport on suspicion of smuggling Kafka manuscripts abroad without first leaving copies with the State Archives (a stipulation of the Israeli Archives Law of 1955).
The state's only stipulation is that if there is a loan from the general fund to the harbor fund in excess of $1 million, the State Lands Commission be notified in advance, City Councilman Mike Henn said.
The state's only stipulation is that if there is a loan from the general fund to the harbor fund in excess of $1 million, the State Lands Commission approve it in advance, according to city spokeswoman Tara Finnigan.
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.
The stipulation stated Moxon was "directed to supply the government with fake handwriting samples".
