Generally, these GR provisions stipulate that the insurer has to renew the contract at the end of the contract period at the same conditions that apply for other subscribers with the same contract.
This is within the provisions stipulated in the Fifa code of ethics".
"[D]ue to the provisions stipulated by [the spending bill]," the announcement states, "funding decisions for Political Science proposals may be delayed".
Various "sunset provisions" stipulate expiration dates for restrictions imposed on Iran's nuclear program.
To address the distorted incentives of controllers to retain dual-class structures even when those structures become substantially inefficient, IPO dual-class structures can include sunset provisions stipulating the structures' expiration after a fixed period of time, such as ten or fifteen years.
But in Subsection 4 this provision stipulates that "the measures provided for in this Article shall not be regarded as penalties".
He joined in crafting the state constitution and authored its many provisions stipulating protections for Spanish-speaking resincludingncluding full access to public education, voting, and requirements to publish legal and legislative proceedings "in both English and Spanish" in state newspapers.
An earlier version of the bill failed in the state Senate on Thursday because of provisions stipulating that only natural products, such as ground walnut shells, could be used as alternatives to microbeads.
Davis says he was especially taken aback by a provision stipulating that Pierce would receive his full contract payment should Davis die.
A Tea Party manifesto, called the Contract From America, even contains a rigid provision stipulating that all legislation passed by Congress should specify the precise clause in the Constitution giving Congress the power to pass such a law — an idea touted Thursday by the House Republican leadership.
The 1984 Cable Act, which largely deregulated nascent cable systems to allow them to compete against the entrenched broadcast television industry, created the so-called "70/70 provision," stipulating that if cable television becomes available to 70percentt of U.S. households, and 70percentt of those who can subscribe to cable do, the industry can once again be regulated.
