Sentence examples similar to updated stipulations from inspiring English sources
The confusion added to the mystery, and prompted questions from the New Jersey Council on the Arts, which last month granted $110,900 to the museum with the stipulation that the council be "updated on the transition in executive and artistic leadership" within 45 days.
As for the stipulation that the collection be updated, it's so vague as to open sponsors to a lawsuit (see Princeton's recently resolved costly legal tussle with benefactors over the definition of training for government service): how many new videos would the recipients of Kim's largesse need to buy in order to satisfy his terms?
Instagram released an updated version of its privacy policy and terms of service on Monday, and they include lengthy stipulations on how photographs uploaded by users may be used by Instagram and its parent company, Facebook.
Asked whether the stipulation on piloting still applied, Ofqual says that the section on this in its draft regulatory rules was removed when these were updated during that year.
The stipulations included: Republicans will stop being "an opposition party;" Republicans need to "update House rules so everyone can be a more effective representative;" the conference needs to unify "now;" Ryan cannot and will not give up time with his family.
That latter stipulation is a convenient one for the Israeli government; banning witnesses to the occupation makes it tricky for them to come back and update their international audience on the plight of the Palestinian people.
The Rent Stabilization Ordinance (RSO) identifies capital expenditures as costs spent to improve a rental unit or a housing complex's common areas with updates or additions that last at least five years and meet other stipulations.
There are, however, stipulations.
