The SEC, for one, still stipulates what ratings the assets held by money-market funds should have, despite Dodd-Frank's injunction to the contrary.
Criminal defense lawyers may still stipulate that crime lab reports are accurate, fearing that live testimony will only underscore their clients' guilt.
The Jacobian conjecture, a problem in algebraic geometry that was introduced in 1939 and is still unsolved, stipulates certain simple conditions that, if satisfied, enable someone to solve a series of complicated equations.
The report says there was, and still is, no system stipulating the criteria which a senior manager must satisfy.
If there's no fungible way to shift effort from bombing Libya to fighting malaria, how can there even be a trade-off here?Still, let's stipulate that shifting spending from the government bombardment of Libya to government anti-malaria efforts in the developing world would work.
Whether either of those researchers' work represents "known cyber threats to critical electric infrastructure," as CEIPA's regulations would stipulate, still isn't clear.
It is also still difficult to stipulate whether physiological changes are due to transport or the unstable state of the patient [ 12, 19, 24, 26].
The quality of serious maternity incident reviews has been questioned in the past [ 4], and it is of concern that a small number of units still did not stipulate any robust methodology for reviewing incidents, despite national guidance being in existence since 2008.
Why so little interest in prevention, even stipulating that it still must be done efficiently and well?
Telecoms firms will, however, still be able to stipulate in their contracts that prices may rise, even though the contract is for a fixed period.
