This is precisely as modern thinking stipulates and the side, with its talent and movement, is an impressive embodiment of the concept.
"The parties hereby stipulate and agree … that this action, and Plaintiff's Complaint for Copyright Infringement, shall be dismissed in its entirety with prejudice, each side to bear its own costs and attorneys' fees," reads a newly published court statement.
So, while you pretend that you are setting education free with your model of the education system as a set of newsagents competing for business, your reflex in your pet areas of interest is to regulate, stipulate and legislate.
This is in fact what Security Council Resolution 1860, adopted following the war in Gaza, stipulates, and the Security Council called a few days ago for it to be implemented in its entirety, not selectively.
After qualifying, the British had brought in Burke for Tennant – who also got a rainbow jersey and medal, as the rules stipulate – and they led until just before halfway.
You cannot sell alcohol to young people under the age that the law stipulates and get away with it.' "One of the things that's often forgotten is that some of those who are victims of crime are young people.
He has informed the club of his intention to work 12 months' notice, as his contract stipulates, and then resign as Rangers manager.
Under true democracy and rule of law, the constitution stipulates and actualizes sacred civil rights, including the right to vote, freedom of speech and freedom of belief.
In the Oncomine platform, the genes overexpressed in cancer tissues relative to their corresponding normal tissues were filtered by Gene Ontology keywords, with the extracellular environment stipulated and a corrected Q value (false discovery rate) cut-off implemented.
