These include limiting the duration of the postdoc training period, offering options for a pension plan, stipulating vacation time, tracking sick leave, and requiring an annual review of performance and mutual expectations between the supervisor and employee.
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.
The latter comment illustrates the reports of the vast majority of professionals that there is structured follow-up of patients, which is motivated by reimbursement of care professionals on the basis of performance indicators stipulating, among others, that patients should be seen in general practice at least four times per year.
Moreover, health and other agencies should consider such intelligence when timing campaigns to reduce binge drinking and related violence, stipulating license requirements, and enforcing critical legislation (for example, no sales of alcohol to those underage or already drunk).
Still, stipulating that Russia may be behind a pattern of cyber-attacks, the question becomes: why?
My daughter joins me, first stipulating that we acquire some Italian Market prosciutto on the way.
They wind up going to bed together, with Michael politely stipulating that Lisa make as much noise as she likes.
Instead of traditional report cards, teachers, students and parents would sign "learning contracts" stipulating academic goals that must be met.
Data subjects would pool their data forming a trust, stipulating conditions under which data could be shared.
Congress tried to discourage suits by stipulating that victims and their families must select one method of seeking compensation.
