But European regulators are now stipulating the so called 'right to be forgotten' ruling should apply to search results displayed on Google.com, not just on European sub-domains such as Google.co.uk.co.uk
On Monday the Hungarian government decided unilaterally to waive EU asylum regulations stipulated under the so-called Dublin agreement and allow thousands of refugees gathered at Budapest railway station to travel to neighbouring Austria and Germany.
Even so, Mr. Garcia stipulated from the beginning that he would sing only two shows a week.
Another form of regrouping was the priority when the players arrived in Perth, as many of them will now be staying with their families in apartments rather than in hotels as previously on the tour under the arrangements so carefully stipulated by Flower and his management team.
CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES The Convention on the Rights of the Child, Article 23 Children who have any kind of disability have the right to special care and support, education, as well as all the rights stipulated in the Convention so that they can live full and independent lives.
Up until the watershed of the late 1960s and early 1970s, Americans disapproved of women wearing shorts, even when pollsters stipulated that they would do so only in hot weather attitudes now so quaint that Gallup does not put these questions.
The reason he so stipulates is not that he literally takes forbearances to be actions (as he puts it, they "pass for" actions), but that most everything that he wants to say about actions (in particular, the distinction between voluntary and involuntary actions, and the account of freedom of action) applies pari passu to forbearances (see below).
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The E.C.B., in announcing that it would buy government bonds in unlimited amounts to hold down borrowing costs for troubled countries, stipulated that it would do so only in tandem with the stability mechanism.
