The three stipulations of mass art during the Cultural Revolution were that it should show "redness, brightness and luminosity".
Owing to the weapon's power, a Navy Official clarified at the time that humans were not a target of Laws, under stipulations of the Geneva Convention.
The dismissal orders are placed in a courthouse file and can be seen on Pacer, while the Stipulations of Settlement are not.
That's what the Olympics is all about – that's why we've spent billions adhering to the stipulations of an unaccountable and morally dubious committee.
For instance, there are no stipulations of what kind of treats students may bring to class, so birthday cupcakes appear to be safe.
Other stipulations of the agreement, which ends two years of legal wrangling: Colting cannot dedicate the book to Salinger or make mention of the controversy in its marketing.
"Since it had always been the practice of the Catholic Church to abide by established governments and to promote patriotic convictions among the faithful, these stipulations of the Concordat were no more than legalizations of an existing custom.
On 26 September 2014, officers decided he should be released on police bail because of the stipulations of the Police and Criminal Evidence Act, which governs how long suspects can be kept in custody.
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.
But a U.S. official said that NATO did not truly know what the Russians meant yet by "sectors" — and Mr. Golts wrote that he didn't either, although he found that Mr. Medvedev's stipulations of equality resembled a threat.
The Assyrians were threatening the land of Israel and the people of the Covenant acted as though they were oblivious to the stipulations of their peculiar relation to Yahweh.
