Welcome to Uzbekistan, a country bigger than Germany, with a population of 31 million, where Islam Karimov is now embarking on a fourth term of office, even though the constitution stipulates a two-term maximum for heads of state.
The board also distributes the research funds and stipulates the terms for the allocation of funds in accordance with strategies drawn up.
Any adult could obtain such a license, and the license could stipulate a quota for personal monthly use.
The Fixed Term Parliament Act of 2011 stipulates a fixed five-year term for every new government.
Since the passage of a 2001 law publicly recognizing the Armenian genocide, French legislators have ratcheted up pressure on Turkey, first with the 2006 law that stipulates a one-year prison term for anyone questioning the appropriateness of the term genocide to describe the Armenian slaughter, and now with even tougher sanctions.
The legislation doesn't stipulate a maximum size for banks.
The Customary Marriages Act does not stipulate a minimum age for marriage.
Whenever you buy a product, you stipulate a contract whose terms are somehow embedded in the machine.
Critics claimed the 52-year-old former rebel leader's move violated the country's constitution, passed following its 12-year civil war, which stipulates a limit of two terms for the president.
Occasionally a theorist will say that she is presenting neither an analysis of the ordinary concept of a right, nor merely stipulating a new meaning for the term "right," but is rather offering some third type of characterization.
Some will think that Horgan and Timmons have stipulated a new use for old terms, but they respond by defending phenomenological criteria for dividing cognitive from non-cognitive mental states that justify counting nonrepresentational states among the cognitive.
