The fractional properties are divided into one-10th shares, and owners may book three weeks a year in advance, with more time granted depending on availability; there are no stipulations on the use of the full-ownership properties.
The ordinances also allow for the Chief Executive to make stipulations regarding the use of the flag.
These stipulations required the use of a cofferdam to deposit the concrete, but boring in the river showed that it did not have a suitable bottom upon which to build.
Author JK Rowling is said to have had a contract stipulation that prevented the use of commercial songs in the Harry Potter films.
To be sure, one can stipulate that they do so, perhaps using that stipulation as part of the implicit definition of propensities.
Note that this is, up to a certain point, a matter of stipulation.
These problems, also called fairy chess, are distinguished from the orthodox problems considered so far by their unusual stipulations or by the use of nonstandard rules and pieces.
The New York State manual exceeds six hundred pages, covering everything from dietary services to the use of physical restraints, and it makes precise stipulations: each resident, for example, is entitled to at least eighty square feet of bedroom space.
It facilitates stipulation of an upper limit to the use of convenience samples, allowing targeted allocation of limited sampling, diagnostic, and financial resources.
From 2009 to 2011, the guidelines also included the stipulation that no data had indicated that use of MRI to choose local therapy improved outcomes (e.g. recurrence or survival) and false-positive findings from MRI were common[ 37 39].
