I shall begin with those articles and stipulations which are necessary for accurately ascertaining the extent of powers, and what is given, and for guarding, limiting, and restraining them in their exercise.
The appropriate Federal agency shall include in any permit such stipulations and conditions as are necessary for the protection of those purposes and values.
When the bank was days from demolition, Gates spoke with Mayor Rahm Emanuel, whose brother, Ari, owns several Gates pieces; the city agreed to sell the abandoned building to Gates for $1, with the stipulation that he come up with the $3.7 million necessary for its renovation.
Two months on from the election, the government's pledge to address what Tsipras has repeatedly called a "humanitarian catastrophe" is colliding with the stipulations of Greece's creditors, who continue to say that austerity measures are necessary for the country to regain solvency.
Reservations necessary for nonguests.
While the timid fictionalist's fiction may leave some questions unsettled (how many indiscernible worlds there are, for example), the timid fictionalist should be able to make the fiction determinate to the extent that all of the correlates of modal claims are represented, by brute stipulation if necessary.
Instead, he reasons that a vital goal of a person is 'a state of affairs that is such that it is a necessary condition for the person's minimal happiness in the long run.' 13 The stipulation of 'in the long run' is to avoid health being centred on immediate pleasure and instead, be more in line with long term happiness, thriving, or flourishing such as Aristotle's eudomonia.
Additionality refers to the stipulation that for a parcel of forest to qualify for credit, it must be at imminent risk of conversion to non-forest [ 58].
Korean government made a stipulation for anonymous testing system in March 2008 to minimize the fear for identity exposure by HIV testing [ 31].
