After refusing on principle, Frank signs on -- with stipulations.
As with any health data-driven project, it comes with stipulations.
(They're for sale, but with stipulations way too complicated and finicky to go into here).
The distributor would pay for the farm with stipulations that a certain percentage of the vegetables would be grown for their inventory.
In 2006, the Scheduled Tribes and Other Forest Dwellers Act (popularly called Forest Rights Act) came into force with stipulations for compensation against resettlement.
Two years later the scientific teams returned with a recommendation to begin oil leasing, with stipulations for setting aside approximately 13percentt of the study area, mostly rivers and lakes, including Teshekpuk, as protected areas.
Many mineral leases in the Pinedale area come with stipulations that put seasonal bans on drilling in the deer and antelope winter ranges, or halt drilling if strutting sage grouse appear at a mating site.
Barry B. Barbash, who from 1993 to 1998 headed the Securities and Exchange Commission division that oversees funds, noted that incentive fees were outlawed after abuse in the 1930's, only to be revived in the 1970's with stipulations.
REUTERS | PRESS RELEASE G.E.'s Converteam Purchase Approved, With Stipulations | General Electric's proposed $3.2 billion acquisition of Converteam, the French maker of refinery motors, has been approved by United States regulators, provided the American firm sells Converteam's Electric Machinery Holding after the deal.
Of 25 hiring managers she interviewed for a book she was researching, 24 said that they welcomed contact from job applicants — but with stipulations.
