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Under a stipulation agreed to in August to settle a federal lawsuit, the county, one of the richest in the country, is required to spend $51.6 million over seven years to develop the affordable housing.
Patrick's SB 97 would require, among other stipulations, that physicians be required to personally administer all doses of the medication to the pregnant women, even if they occur on multiple days.
Williams' legislation would be levied on both public and private colleges in California in the same way the affirmative consent law is: requiring schools to implement this policy as a stipulation for receiving state funds for student financial assistance.
Such a stipulation is not required under Dutch law, permitting an acquirer to take "creeping" control of a company by acquiring shares on the open market without issuing an offer to all shareholders.
However, the Minister of Health was required by stipulations in the last paragraph of the insurance law to "undertake efforts to establish an organizational structure, whose task would be to make health technology assessment of medical procedures, with special regard to procedures, which were subject to purchasing by the Fund".
Marriage counseling might also be required or the court may put stipulations that the child must stay in school.
Competitors were required to be between twelve and eighteen years of age — a stipulation that in an era when public records of birth were lacking could well have caused some discord.
Britain was the only country that would take the children, and only with the stipulation that they would be repatriated; a L50 deposit (about $250 in 1938, the equivalent of $3,100 today) was required for each child.
However, there were certain stipulations to this concession, namely that in order to release any new remixes of these tracks, the label was "required to obtain Zimmerman's prior written consent".
