This month, variations of the constitutional amendment — which would stipulate that government cannot spend more tax dollars than it takes in — will get their first votes in both chambers of Congress since 1995, as part of the law passed in August to raise the debt ceiling.
In Galloway, the policy would stipulate that homework cover only topics already addressed in class.
The British Film Institute, which helps the industry, handing out £27m a year, said it was trying to tackle the diversity issues; new funding quotas were being introduced in September which would stipulate that films, to be eligible for BFI funding, should have a certain percentage of actors and crew who were female, gay, disabled and from ethnic minorities.
Its provisions would stipulate that only women between the ages of 21 and 35 can be surrogates.
A City Law Department official, Gabriel Taussig, said the overall settlement would "stipulate that the city stands by its decision to demolish the building as a safety hazard".
It would stipulate that some categories of food be made unavailable on some days and that vending machines should dispense only healthy products.
A similar axiom, applied to Hollywood, would stipulate that every movie star must eventually dress up in a German war uniform.
Western diplomats said the resolution would be legally binding and would stipulate that if Syria failed to abide by the terms, the Security Council would take measures under Chapter 7 of the United Nations Charter, the strongest form of a council resolution.
President Obama responded to the outcry by proposing the "Buffett Rule," which would stipulate that those earning more than $1 million a year should pay at least the same percentage of their earnings in federal taxes that middle-income Americans did.
A bill, to be introduced next week, would stipulate that the meters shut off during the hours when drivers are not required to pay for parking and refuse drivers' payments when a machine is out of paper for receipts.
