Rather the opprobrium should be heaped on those players down the years who have so abused the regulations, using them tactically, that the ICC felt it needed to be taken out of their hands, in much the same way as they have done with the provision of runners, another stipulation that was abused.
The jail itself "systematically violated inmates' constitutional rights", according to a 2010 stipulation by the US Department of Justice, through the use of "excessive force by staff, the failure to protect inmates from harm by fellow inmates, inadequate medical and mental healthcare, and a lack of adequate fire safety and sanitation".
However, the partially redacted documents reveal the investigation into anti-Keystone activists occurred without prior approval of the top lawyer and senior agent in the Houston field office, a stipulation laid down in rules provided by the attorney general.
Hence the new stipulation that "pupils should understand that while different people may hold different views about what is 'right' and 'wrong', all people living in England are subject to its law".
His letter contained 'one stipulation'.
But the Italian initiative broke down because Germany would not accept the Franco-British stipulation that the invading troops must be withdrawn.
Australia's states spent nine years bickering about Canberra's location despite the constitution's stipulation that the capital be within 100 miles of Sydney in the state of New South Wales, which rather narrowed the choice.
And a stipulation that all newspaper articles be censored has been scrapped.The hunger strike suggests that such changes are too small for the opposition, which many of the hundreds of foreign journalists gathered in Tunis for the information summit are sure to try and meet.
This stipulation was made in the hope of creating more Indonesian jobs and investment.Yet such laws have also come with heavy restrictions on the share of local businesses that foreigners may own.
The only stipulation was that they should improve their lending record to the private sector (which could mean their stock of loans to businesses declining at a slower pace).Despite these generous terms, banks were chary about accepting the offer, borrowing only €83 billion in September.
America ratified the political-rights convention in 1992 with the stipulation that people under 18 could still be executed.
