By exclusively using a personal account, Clinton may have violated several federal stipulations.
The adoption of a new constitution by the end of 2015 is one of the stipulations of the Minsk peace plan brokered in February by the leaders of France, Germany, Russia and Ukraine.
DOT officials described the proposals as "fundamental and highly constructive" (although that did not stop them adding a few more stipulations of their own).In this section The politics of pay Double-booked Flying the flag Console wars Meandering giants In their own words.
The Intelligence Identities Protection Act of 1982 includes all sorts of stipulations and categories.
The most significant stipulations are tied to movements in the yuan, says Paul McLaughlin, a longtime trade-fair customer from a British sourcing company, Libra.
Local banks also have reason to be pleased, despite the charter's stipulations.
Don't hold your breath.Despite China's earlier stipulations, a rapprochement is possible.
IHH and its local partners, which agreed to stipulations covering everything from the number of obstetric beds to the share of local patients, last year won the right to build one site.
Mexico badly needs somewhere to put this stuff, but so far attempts to find sites for new toxic-waste landfills have been scuppered by not-in-my-backyard opposition (and, ironically, by the strict stipulations of the new environmental laws).But not all is murk.
It faces big fines and criminal prosecutions if it fails to meet the stipulations in the compliance agreement.The allegations in the shareholder suits echo these concerns.
But the treaty makes no stipulations about economic arrangements more radical than those that France did so much to craft in the Treaty of Rome in 1957, which provided for the abolition of obstacles to the free movement between member states of goods, persons, services and capital.
