Baseball's collective bargaining agreement stipulates players address problems through the union first before pursuing independent legal action.
The conventional resolution of this problem, which stipulates that the consent of the faithful is formed under the direction of the pastors, deprives the consent of the faithful of any meaning.
Caron describes her problems: French law stipulates that the kitchen staff in her size restaurant can work only 43 hours a week.
The problems reside in regulations and standards that stipulate absolute airflow rates, rather than direct metrics of containment and safety.
Owing to this growing body of evidence demonstrating the prevalence of multidimensional problems among HIV patients, international policy guidelines stipulate that a holistic, person-centred palliative care approach should be integral to HIV care throughout the disease trajectory [ 21].
Schieffer groks that he's laying the problem of "how" off on Congress, and Obama stipulates to that.
Both fulfilled the then current demand on literature (stipulated by the Danish writer and critic Georg Brandes) to debate problems, as did the two dramas that followed: Kongen (1877; The King) and Det ny system (1879; The New System).
The analogical reasoning theory stipulates that providing relevant examples of cases showing the process of problem-solving can enable learners to make useful analogical inferences when confronted with new problems [ 10].
If there are any condition problems, or items have been removed that the sales contract stipulated would stay — like curtains or light fixtures — resolving these issues can drag the closing out, or cause it to go less than smoothly.
From an AI standpoint, this links well with problem-solving models like The Searle's Chinese room argument, which stipulates that if you have a room full of people enacting an algorithm, all you need to do is insert some question and without realizing what's happening, they would follow the algorithm, and that will produce an answer.
