By all means, use melted butter in place of the oil stipulated, if you like, and, if you feel sybaritically inclined, split the warm muffins and spread them with a little fine unsalted butter and perhaps even drizzle some smoky amber drops of extra maple syrup on top as well.
The chemical properties of these potent structure-correctors are in line with the stipulated requirements of drug-like compounds for further experimental analysis.
His critics, though, suspect more insidious forces were at play, and to this day they swap rumors that make the stipulated facts seem like frat-house hazing.
Penalties like fines depend on whether a fine is stipulated in the lease.
When Congress added a prescription drug benefit to Medicare in 2003, it prohibited the government from negotiating drug prices on behalf of Medicare beneficiaries and stipulated that outpatient drug coverage should be provided entirely through private insurers like UnitedHealth and Humana, under contract with Medicare.
Other participants also appreciated this inter- and transdisciplinary exchange of views and trying to come to a joint understanding of issues, which also was stipulated as an important part of the task ahead of reaching common goals like the one formulated in the workshop.
The architectural competition for the memorial was run by the General Services Administration, which treated the process more or less like the search for an architect for a regular government building and stipulated that experience would be a factor in the decision, all but assuring that an unknown designer with a fresh idea wouldn't have a chance.
Above all else, it is, like the novels of McEwan and Ishiguro, a book about the present that fulfils the most stringent test of fiction as stipulated by Ezra Pound: that it brings news of how we live that stays news.
Like the duel from the film, have shape-changing be the focus of your duel, and present interesting match-ups between different types of living things (no "minerals" or "vegetables," as stipulated in the original duel).
Public universities like Clemson are already beginning to scale back one core mission, their agricultural extension services, which have provided free advice and expertise to farmers for generations, as stipulated in their charters.
Ignoring the questions of whether or not this is technically feasible, it seems like this might be a reasonable policy for ICANN to take, since it would promote competition as stipulated by the White Paper.
