Furthermore, it will have to allow the inspectors of UNMOVIC into any site at any time, a stipulation that occasioned umpteen rows with UNSCOM.If anything, UNMOVIC starts out with an even bigger handicap than UNSCOM, since it does not have the Security Council solidly behind it, and the Iraqi regime is adept at exploiting divisions within that body.
Most businesses completed the contract with regard to its minimal time period stipulation, usually with a few extra months, while ten companies decided to extend the contract with Deloitte CE and will continue working with Deloitte on program implementation (category C Fig. 12).
Joe ended the series by defeating Punk in the third and final match on December 4, 2004 at All-Star Extravaganza 2 in which there was a no time limit stipulation.
For the first time, a stipulation was added that the winner of the match would receive a match for the WWF Championship at that year's WrestleMania (a provision that has remained since).
In the sphere of law, Shīʿism differs from Sunni law mainly in allowing a temporary marriage, called mutʿah, which can be legally contracted for a fixed period of time on the stipulation of a fixed dower.
As pastoralists have been on the margin for a long time, such constitutional stipulation is very significant for their development, as the usual top-down policy interventions are neither desirable nor acceptable.
There must be no fewer than eight teams, and they must span more than one time zone — two stipulations for which W.P.S. was granted an exception.
Interested students should attend a brief information session, held at the beginning of the Fall semester, which addresses time commitments and stipulations particular to each teaching location, as well as application protocol.
The trend mimics a national uptick in "graduate transfers" as a result of NCAA bylaw 14.6.1, the "One-Time Transfer Exception" stipulation that enables graduate students to use remaining athletic eligibility at a school other than their undergraduate alma mater.
