Ms. Pascoe said many home care agencies had adopted stricter "admission criteria," stipulating, for example, that a patient must have a close relative who can provide some of the care.
Most of these amendments are mere time-wasters, stipulating, for example, that cheques may not be handed out on the floor of the House, a practice that is anyway illegal.
He stipulated, for example, that after his death, there should be no Christian service in his memory.
In a truly remarkable will released on Tuesday, she stipulated, for example, that she be buried wearing her gold wedding ring, and that it never be removed.
When I have stipulated, for example, that you use six tomatoes for the pasta niçoise, it is not because the recipe would fail if you used five or seven, but because I had six tomatoes in the house.
An agreement might stipulate, for example, that if one partner sets aside graduate studies to work to support the other while finishing up school, then eventually they must reverse roles.
The will might stipulate, for example, that the heir receive the home, free and clear, Ms. Wheatley-Liss said, which may mean that the executor will be directed to sell stocks, bonds or other assets in the estate to pay off the mortgage.
The rule stipulates that, for example, if GDP exceeds its full-employment level, then nominal interest rates need to be increased.
In addition, various clinical trials have stipulated this requirement, for example, the current Phase III GOG clinical trial in first-line treatment of ovarian cancer (GOG182).
The procedures stipulated for these securitizations are labor-intensive.
These services were stipulated for his lifetime use.
