We have not always stipulated, when using the word 'capacity', that we have been considering 'residence capacity' but this will normally be the case, or we hope that the context will make it plain that some other sense of "capacity" is at issue.
One leader stipulated when opening his first satellite 20 years ago, the medical director "had to maintain patient volume and command respect from referring doctors.
"It was stipulated precisely when the interview would occur and who would be the interviewer and photographer; how and where it would be promoted in the paper and on radio; and gave Rowling full approval of captions, headlines, straplines, line drawings, graphics, headings, advance trails, quotes and paragraphs".
In the German view, an offer binds the offeror for any stipulated period or, when the offer is silent as to time, for a reasonable period unless the offeror has expressly made the offer revocable.
When the stipulated distribution matches the true distribution, p = ζ, it is clear that unweighted logistic regression produces consistent estimates, as shown by setting C i = P(R i = 1| Y i = 0).
At its heart, then, when the biology and politics have been stipulated away, the stem cell debate is not about when human life begins but about whether every human life is equal.
When the election went to the House of Representatives (as stipulated in the Constitution), Clay who had finished fourth and was thus eliminated from consideration threw his support to Adams, who won the House vote and subsequently appointed Clay secretary of state.
That much was clear on Tuesday when the former world No1 Luke Donald said the stipulated number of events to retain a European Tour card should be scaled back.
If you don't start the caramels melting as stipulated in the recipe, they might not be ready to drizzle when the first layer is baked.
