The one is a condition annexed to the acquisition and continuance of a legal right, and depends on contract and the acts of the parties; the other is a stipulation concerning the remedy, which is created and regulated by law.
Smith said the offer also included stipulations concerning his health.
Garzon pointed out that "Even people who are imprisoned have phone calls paid for by the state", and went on to claim that the stipulations concerning the cat were "denigrating".
The resolution also said states should comply with stipulations concerning foreign nationals under arrest and provide them access to their country's consular services as laid out in the 1963 Convention on Consular Relations.
However, there is controversy concerning whether these innovations are beneficial.
By appealing to independently motivated phasal architectures, I am able to provide an analysis of nonsententials without positing construction-specific stipulations uniquely concerning nonsententials.
If there is a disagreement, it is settled either by appeal to a generally recognized authority, such as a rule-book, or by stipulation, if it concerns a new case to be covered by rules.
The commandments that follow correspond to the stipulations of the treaty, with the first four concerning the relationship of Israel to the Lord, as vassal to suzerain.
EU regulations concerning functional foods include a number of practical stipulations about how they may be presented to the consumer in the United Kingdom (Regulations (EC) 258/ 1997, 608/ 2004, 1924/ 2006).
Environmentalists were concerned that a review stipulation could allow automakers to circumvent increases in fuel efficiency in the latter stages of the agreement.
The Apple Daily is concerned that Beijing's stipulation that the city's next chief executive must "love the country and Hong Kong" will be used to exclude dissenting voices from running in the election.
