Fourthly, expressly stipulate and limit the US departments which will be entitled to access data.
"It can only remain legally valid if it expressly stipulates that it is 'written in contemplation' of that marriage.
And as if that wasn't enough, our high court judge expressly stipulated that a recital be included to our family court order stating that the case was not to be discussed with our child.
Known as the "head shop," because of a series of busts that sit in the window, the building's exact future is hazy, though Ms. Cater expressly stipulated that the building be used to foster some sort of artistic pursuit.
"If, for example, you get married, any will you have previously written will be automatically revoked, unless it expressly stipulates that it has been written in contemplation of marriage," says Jennifer McMahon of solicitors Paul Crowley & Co. "Drawing up a one-time will can be just as costly as not having one".
It is suggested that if the act of state doctrine is applicable to violations of international law, it should only be so when the Executive Branch expressly stipulates that it does not wish the courts to pass on the question of validity.
No other terms are acceptable even if not expressly stipulated by the Publisher.
Independent tribunals of justice will consider themselves in a peculiar manner the guardians of [Bill of Rights guarantees]; they will be an impenetrable bulwark against every assumption of power in the legislative or executive; they are will be naturally led to resist every encroachment upon rights expressly stipulated for in the constitution by the declaration of rights.
The CRPD expressly stipulates the conditions and standards that should underpin the planning and delivery of rehabilitation services and programs in the area of health and specifies States' legal obligations in guaranteeing equal and uninterrupted access to quality rehabilitation across the lifespan for all people with disabilities, including women, children and the aged [ 8].
There shall be no lack of conformity within the meaning of paragraph 1 if, at the time of the conclusion of the contract, the consumer was specifically informed that a particular characteristic of the goods was deviating from the conformity requirements stipulated in paragraph 1 and the consumer has expressly and separately accepted this deviation when concluding the contract.
Six years later, President Carter issued an executive order stipulating that government regulations should "be as simple and clear as possible". The Clinton administration went slightly further in 1998, by expressly obligating federal agencies to use plain English.
