If we want to stipulate they did as far as hacking and releasing emails, if you want to stipulate that, that's fine.
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So I stipulate, anyway, and for this exercise I can stipulate, for I am judge and jury, fierce prosecutor and wily defense attorney alike.
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Let us stipulate: No one has time to cook breakfast.
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The measures also stipulate minimum requirements for new engine factories.
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What are the Minsk agreements and what do they stipulate?
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Court documents stipulate how his only official certification is in hypnotherapy.
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And all stipulate that Brown's Rolls-Royce is pretty damn nice.
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Guidelines for sterilizing surgical instruments in hospitals often stipulate 121°C.
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Bloomberg's plan does not stipulate whether he would increase those thresholds.
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They stipulate that almost all deposits and foreign currency details are confidential.
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For starters, let me stipulate that SSDI is not a perfect program.
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Current regulations stipulate that the army chief has to retire at 60.
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Let's stipulate first that the Iran nuclear deal is working surprisingly well.
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The current rules stipulate a maximum foreign ownership limit of 49 percent.
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The measures did not stipulate clearly what would be considered fake news.
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We can, as the lawyers say, stipulate that these assertions are true.
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You can also stipulate what percentage of the property each party owns.
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The CBA doesn't stipulate any year-to-year changes to the cap rules.
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Sure, let's stipulate that there are more liberals than conservatives at these organizations.
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The new guidelines also stipulate that microtransactions must remain below $57 per month.
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But they said nothing about reducing the structural gap, as EU rules stipulate.
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The challenge is to justify her incarceration if we stipulate that she wasn't.
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For example, you can stipulate expenses be tied to education, or health care.
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But yeah, I stipulate that things have no panned out in some ways.
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I'll stipulate that you can reach some results you like with the other system.
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" Alas, postal regulations stipulate that "Collection boxes [...] must not be sold to the public.
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As the laws of life stipulate, the video has already inspired plenty of memes.
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An educated guess would stipulate that what's happening here is within the brain itself.
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International regulations stipulate a report should come out within a year of a crash.
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Stipulate the time frame early in the negotiations so the process doesn't drag on.
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I should first stipulate that I don't treat politics like it's a team sport.
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He was then not monitored as closely as jail procedures stipulate, the Times reported.
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Let's stipulate that Mr. Northam is wrong on opposing Virginia as a sanctuary state.
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TikTok's terms of service stipulate that users must be 13 years old or older.
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In many states, party rules stipulate that the candidates' campaigns can't select their own delegates.
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French regulations stipulate that only employees of banks registered in France can solicit potential clients.
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However, it does stipulate some exemptions and allows state aid for research and innovation purposes.
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After they leave, the documents stipulate, every effort should be made to get them jobs.
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Let's stipulate that this 11th-hour decision was correct and far better than the alternative.
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"When you're negotiating with someone, you have to know, you stipulate to some fact," she said.
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That agreement did not stipulate enforcement procedures or penalties — and it only addressed race, not gender.
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Trying to stipulate the optimal period over which decisions are made is a waste of time.
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The rules also stipulate that they must be made out of cardboard, poster board, or cloth.
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And we&aposre willing to stipulate for the special counsel on what the president would say.
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Rules stipulate that after two years in the ERM-2 a country can join the euro.
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A source confirmed that Clinton's campaign did stipulate rules to the DNC for the fundraising help.
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So let's stipulate it's not always as great or glamorous as one might surmise being Gaga.
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Convention rules currently stipulate that only candidates who pass that threshold are eligible for the nomination.
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National laws stipulate that women and men have equal rights when it comes to land ownership.
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Let's stipulate that there may be a correlation between light or moderate drinking and some cancers.
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EU rules stipulate that member states cannot negotiate independent trade deals while part of the union.
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But look, I want to stipulate that working in the White House is not for everybody.
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The state party's memo does not stipulate what time to expect public reporting of caucus results.
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But it found that she was not entitled to stipulate the precise methodology that countries use.
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For legal purposes, let me stipulate here that I am not an expert of any kind.
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"I'll stipulate that it's not perfect, but the next step needs to be taken," he said.
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It's virtually impossible if we stipulate that the process must leave no mark on the environment.
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That big financial footprint gives them some power to stipulate conditions for accepting the grant money.
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"FMIs should also plan for scenarios in which the resumption objective is not achieved," the guidelines stipulate.
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The decree did not stipulate a buyer, but Rosneft is widely expected to buy the stake itself.
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RNC rules stipulate that most of the delegates are bound on the first ballot of the convention.
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And the Justice regulations stipulate that he must be provided "all appropriate resources" to conduct this investigation.
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But it seems safe to stipulate that being born to wealthy parents is not by itself meritorious.
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United States immigration laws stipulate that foreigners who touch American soil are eligible to apply for asylum.
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In fact, one could even stipulate that these buildings are working toward a kind of alloyed beauty.
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Let's stipulate a generous four years from the start of the regulatory process to a final rule.
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"The lab tests don't stipulate that he will be exercising, just that it's a lab test," he said.
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Current rules stipulate that alimony payments are tax-deductible for the payer and taxable income for the payee.
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However, single market rules stipulate that countries must accept the free movement of people as well as goods.
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FEDERAL guidelines in America stipulate that airlines must allow passengers with disabilities to bring support animals onto flights.
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SEC quorum rules stipulate that the SEC cannot consider any rulemaking unless at least three commissioners are present.
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The terms of the programme stipulate that investors acknowledge and accept to be bound by Swiss resolution powers.
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The guidelines stipulate that if a serious flaw is found it'll have to be reported to the agency.
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These agreements, which are common at many companies, stipulate that any disagreements must be handled out of court.
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Formula One's sporting regulations stipulate that drivers must attend or face fines if they do not do so.
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Let's first stipulate that these corporate advisory panels, a staple of presidencies in the modern age, shouldn't exist.
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Let's stipulate that you were right to threaten these grifters to get some of your father's money back.
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The treaties stipulate that tribal members retain a sovereign right to harvest fish freely even in nonreservation areas.
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Surely they must stipulate that relevant experience isn't a plus, but that a flexible notion of ethics is.
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Licenses would stipulate the terms for use of the data and clarify the exclusivity of a given dataset.
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"Movement and characters' performances must be created using a frame-by-frame technique," the Golden Globes' rules stipulate.
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The senators did not stipulate how they would offset the costs of the increased benefits in their plan.
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To practice as a registered nurse, for example, state laws stipulate that you must have the required nursing licensure.
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For example, one server might stipulate that players building together in a shared world can't destroy one another's creations.
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We created guidelines a number of years ago that stipulate the criteria by which we would consider something renewable.
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Formula One regulations stipulate that gearboxes must last six races unless a driver fails to finish for whatever reason.
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Well, let's stipulate that only a small number of your supporters have engaged in that kind of disruptive behavior.
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The exchanges stipulate "timely and effective disclosure" on ABS products, on which better-informed investment decisions can be made.
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Some towns even stipulate that you must work there or bring your family in order to purchase a home.
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Each jet owner can stipulate what type of pets and how many if any they want on their planes.
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Cohen's plea agreement does not stipulate that he cooperate with investigators, but does not preclude him from doing so.
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EU regulatory guidelines stipulate that such fines are capped at up to 10 percent of the company's global turnover.
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It also allowed elections officials to stipulate how the information could be used, such as for noncommercial purposes only.
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Pay or no care for you I calmly ask her to walk me through the regulations that stipulate this.
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The existing rules stipulate that current employees and political appointees have to comply with a stricter set of requirements.
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FEC rules stipulate that those donations are the maximum Nicholson's parents can donate to Baldwin during the primary election.
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Chinese traffic regulations stipulate that children must be at least 12 years old to ride bicycles on public roads.
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Both stipulate that only an animal in perfect health can be slaughtered and dispute that a stunned animal qualifies.
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You should also stipulate who is the primary financial owner of the dog and who is the main caretaker.
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The IUPAC rules stipulate new elements must be named after either This is the periodic table of the elements.
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The new rules also stipulate that sites like Amazon cannot try to influence product prices on the marketplace either.
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"There's a big gap between the laws and policies that stipulate consent, and people's understanding of it," Dr. Laker said.
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The Palace Law on Succession and the relevant sections of the Constitution clearly stipulate rules and procedures on this matter.
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The bill will stipulate that by 2019 at least 40 percent of board members of listed firms should be women.
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EU treaties stipulate that when a commissioner resigns they should be replaced by a member from the same member state.
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Neither of these votes, however, is "meaningful," if meaningful is taken to mean that the outcomes they stipulate will happen.
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Clarkson did stipulate in The Sun&aposs interview that he and his famous colleagues were taking climate change more seriously.
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The programs could simply stipulate that candidates will no longer receive tax dollars once their campaign hits the subsidy cap.
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Recipes: Gefilte Fish | More Passover Dishes And to Drink ... Let's stipulate right away that gefilte fish is not a joke.
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Let's stipulate that public jobs — paying from $28500,6900 to well over $2628,28503 per year — will have zero pensions and benefits.
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Let's stipulate that the managers might have calculated that these price reductions will keep them well supplied with paying customers.
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I'm looking forward to a day when I don't have to stipulate that with every review, but this ain't it, chief.
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So let's stipulate that Obama claimed he was willing to use military force, if necessary, to stop Iran from acquiring nukes.
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But these same statements often don't stipulate that if the franchisee wins, then the franchisor is responsible for the same payment.
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Known as speedrunners, these savant players compete in a variety of different formats that stipulate the rules for their play through.
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Thailand's military-backed constitution and election law stipulate that political parties can nominate up to three candidates for the prime minister.
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Those same rules stipulate that the Duchess of Cambridge must always wear very fine nude stockings when stepping out in public.
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Stipulate that you want a girl who will write to you exactly those words which you write in a particular notebook.
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Where technology and economics collide Let's stipulate something: The debate over the Google diversity memo is not about the memo itself.
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Friday's decrees stipulate that all citizens have the right to work without facing any discrimination based on gender, disability or age.
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The current constitution does not stipulate who can decide for it to be replaced, the people through a referendum or Congress.
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" Sessions cited Justice Department regulations which stipulate that a special counsel appointment should be reserved for only the most "extraordinary circumstances.
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The report is supposed to trigger the Trump administration to stipulate what actions in cyberspace may constitute an act of war.
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The new rules stipulate that couples must have lived together for 12 months in order to be granted a partnership visa.
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Name Withheld You don't say how you came by this knowledge; let's stipulate that you don't have any obligations of confidentiality.
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Federal guidelines stipulate how much contractors like General Dynamics must pay workers in various job classifications, depending on where they live.
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The measure also does not stipulate any way to make sure that states and insurers follow through with their declared intentions.
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U.S. immigration laws stipulate that foreigners who touch American soil are eligible to apply for asylum and cannot be deported immediately.
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Other government regulations stipulate that once an infected pig is identified on a farm, the farm's entire stock must be culled.
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The proposed amendments stipulate that the council will be "formed" by the president, which could well be someone else after 2024.
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It would also stipulate that Chinese citizens' personal information and other data collected in China must be housed in the country.
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The standards stipulate, for example, that insurers cannot deny coverage or charge higher premiums because of a person's pre-existing conditions.
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Laws in other countries like Burkina Faso and Senegal stipulate that medical professionals who perform FGM should face the maximum penalty.
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The regulations stipulate how much of a final product may include non-NAFTA country components to qualify for NAFTA tariff benefits.
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The rules stipulate that Google has to comply with a request if the link is outdated, irrelevant, or violates the citizen's privacy.
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It and a series of other laws stipulate that U.S. federal, state and local authorities should purchase American-made goods wherever possible.
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And when you sign an NDA with Apple it's not atypical for it to stipulate that you don't talk about said NDA.
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The party's rules stipulate that any state or territory that holds a presidential preference vote must bind delegates according to those results.
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Let me stipulate that serving as press secretary to the president of the United States is by no means an easy gig.
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EU regulatory guidelines stipulate that such fines for antitrust abuses are capped at up to 10 percent of the company's global turnover.
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Mr. de Blasio's plan doesn't stipulate any racial criterion for admission, much less racial quotas (which the Supreme Court outlawed in 1978).
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Private funders, like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, already stipulate any papers that come from their grants must be open access.
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The rules of a recount in Iowa stipulate that a campaign's request may only be within the scope of the original recanvass.
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It also recommended disciplinary measures for 4 other officers for failing to ensure their dashcams recorded the events, as CPD rules stipulate.
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All right, let's stipulate that saying a movie is the "greatest unknown" this or the "most underrated" that is a problematic enterprise.
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In contrast to government programs that stipulate how money must be spent, basic income is supposed to deliver regular payments without restrictions.
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Other states with laws that stipulate people should list their race on marriage license applications include Delaware, Connecticut, Kentucky, Louisiana and Minnesota.
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Other states with laws that stipulate people should list their race on marriage license applications include Delaware, Connecticut, Kentucky, Louisiana and Minnesota.
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Private funders, like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, already stipulate that any papers funded by its grants must be open access.
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The Constitution, however, doesn't stipulate a deadline for the address, so Ms. Pelosi and Mr. Trump could theoretically continue their negotiations indefinitely.
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But the I.O.C. doesn't stipulate what that agreement looks like, and the one between L.A. 2028 and the U.S.O.C. is particularly long.
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Legislation coming into effect after the Games will stipulate that at least one percent of all rooms in a hotel are wheelchair-friendly.
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Let me first stipulate that Trump has made a monkey of me and many other expert bloviators who predicted his candidacy's early demise.
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She said that Hollywood 'A-listers' could stipulate in their contracts that minor roles be cast to reflect demographics of the real world.
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Maloney was reportedly acting under rules that stipulate wrestlers must not have hair past their earlobes or else wear a permitted hair cap.
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It's just, let's stipulate, being foolish, or it's refusing to attend to costs and benefits, or it's in the grips of interest groups.
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The guidelines are vague, and can be waived by senior leadership if deemed necessary, but stipulate that a human should make the call.
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Even's manufacturer doesn't cite specific science to back up its audio claims, but it does stipulate that its earbuds are not medical devices.
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Financial regulations stipulate that any trades or orders must be monitored by a participating bank and be auditable for compliance and regulatory reasons.
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Cohen's agreement does not stipulate that he must cooperate with investigators moving forward, though it also does not preclude him from doing so.
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The company struck deals with several competing drug manufacturers that stipulate biosimilar versions of Humira can't come out in the U.S. until 2023.
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However, he argued that it's different in the case of a sitting president since DOJ regulations stipulate a sitting president can't be indicted.
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The riders could also stipulate that the producers try to hire a diverse behind-the-scenes crew to make it even more inclusive.
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" Her guilty plea acknowledged little that was substantive about the case: It did not stipulate, for example, that Anna's adulterous affair with "D.
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NAFTA rules of origin stipulate that to qualify for tariff-free access, some products need to be sourced to a certain degree regionally.
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According to the docs, Usher has refused to stipulate that he has herpes and he has also refused to take an STD test.
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An equity rider by an A-lister in their contract can stipulate that those roles reflect the world in which we actually live.
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Facebook's disclosure is a stunning admission, and possibly indicates a violation of election laws that stipulate foreigners cannot spend money to influence U.S. elections.
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"For Roc Nation Sports to function at its full potential, NBA rules stipulate that I relinquish my ownership in the Brooklyn Nets," he said.
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For example, developers could stipulate that a Facebook post criticizing U.S. foreign policy would identify a visa applicant as a threat to national interests.
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Yet activists say Indian wildlife protection laws stipulate there must be scientific evidence that human activity is irretrievably destroying tiger habitat before any relocations.
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Government regulations stipulate that workplaces should ensure a private setting for female employees separate from males, but in practice this is not uniformly applied.
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"The decision, however, does not stipulate the size of the sculpture or where it will be placed," said the city council in a statement.
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Yet the voting system for Congress is easier to reform than most people realise, because the constitution does not stipulate what it should be.
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Some mutual funds stipulate fees or up-front sales charges which are used to pay for a mutual fund's distribution costs and brokers' commissions.
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"The first thing to stipulate is this is hard, it's a hard problem," Obama said during remarks at the Asian Leadership Conference in Seoul.
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The rules stipulate that he has to explain his prosecutorial decisions to Rosenstein, but they don't say this report has to be made public.
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Hospices must stipulate in each patient's care plan what services will be provided, when and by whom, and update that plan every 15 days.
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Today, new rules stipulate that the Bulldog faithful can only ring their bells before kickoff, during timeouts and halftime, or following a Bulldogs score.
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And if we were to take down every single one, that would be a very significant ... So, to stipulate that you take it seriously.
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These guidelines stipulate that an accessible website's content must be coded so that screen-reading software can convert the words to an audio translation.
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Let us stipulate that manliness does not require any particular concentration of hair, but for Mr. Porte Jacquemus, a thatch was to be desired.
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A second downgrade could trigger billions of dollars of forced selling by investors whose mandates stipulate they must hold bonds of investment-grade quality.
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Mulvaney did not stipulate which 5 states he thought Trump would still lose when he made these comments, a source who heard them said.
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Overtime rules stipulate 10 minutes of 3-on-3 of sudden-death play, with a shootout to decide the winner if no team scores.
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The governor was a vocal critic of Pakistan's harsh blasphemy laws, which stipulate a mandatory death sentence for anyone who insults the Prophet Muhammad.
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As we reported, Rob's lawyer, Robert Shapiro, told TMZ he'd stipulate to the restraining order, which prohibits Rob from slut shaming his baby mama.
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Let's stipulate that between Jeff Bezos and Richard Plepler and Reed Hastings, you could get what you want, in terms of resources and time.
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They also stipulate that cars used for rides must not be more than eight years old or have more than 600,000 km on the odometer.
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Most states stipulate that all mail-in ballots have to be postmarked by Election Day, but some states require that the ballot be sent earlier.
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That exposed a flaw in the constitution, which failed to stipulate that any proposition put to referendum must first command agreement that it is constitutional.
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Democrats say they're in favor of it too, but stipulate that insurance companies should still have to cover the cost, like they do under Obamacare.
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The constitution does not stipulate a minimum turnout, but says the election should be held at the same time in all parts of the country.
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When asked by a government agency or through a court order, companies should within 24 hours "remove or disable access" to "unlawful" content, they stipulate.
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The transaction documents stipulate that the required liquidity reserve cannot be less than CNY20 million - 0.5% of the initial outstanding balance- during the trust's life.
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"A large number of regions clearly stipulate that the mobile phones of government officials should be switched on 24 hours a day," the editorial said.
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Current queue-based rent capping (QBRC) rules stipulate full rent payable for 30 days, half rent for 20 days and no rent after 50 days.
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The law will also enforce and update building codes, streamline the funding application process and stipulate that loans will not count against other monetary benefits.
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Rules of the track stipulate that cars must use restrictor plates on their engines to intentionally slow the cars down — this is a safety measure.
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Sometimes, let's stipulate, the cashiers, taking pity on you, are doing you what they regard as a favor and don't expect you to notice it.
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Democrats and Republicans are split over whether Congress should completely pre-empt state laws and what penalties, if any, they should stipulate for scofflaw companies.
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Regulations stipulate that operators should safely cover holes, but Kamga says the Cameroon army protects Chinese mining companies, meaning they often face little legal retribution.
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EU RULES COULD POSE THREAT TO ONLINE ADS: New proposed rules from the European Union would stipulate that users have to consent to website cookies.
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Stipulate in the umpires' union contract that each ump gets a $500 bonus for every game that ends in less than 903 hours 40 minutes.
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"When it comes to the Maritime Self-Defence Force ensign, domestic laws and regulations stipulate that it must be hoisted at the stern," Iwaya said.
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The bills stipulate that consumers be a minimum age of 18 to purchase marijuana, but provinces will be permitted to raise that age if desired.
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In 1993, in a book chapter titled "Probabilistic Reasoning", the two authors stipulate that improperly-calibrated forecasts are often accepted because they play on peoples' biases.
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Regulations stipulate contracts can be renewed only in the last two years before they expire, but Hakim said Freeport needed "several dispensations" to justify its investment.
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" Nick Pickles, Twitter's UK head of public policy, provided this statement: "Our Rules clearly stipulate that we do not tolerate hateful conduct and abuse on Twitter.
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That will be competition, but potentially an opportunity, too: Indian rules stipulate it must source 30% of its inventory locally, and that could well include furniture.
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What exactly these guidelines will stipulate isn't clear, but Google told the Times they will include a ban on the use of artificial intelligence in weaponry.
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Transneft spokesman Igor Dyomin said the law does not stipulate that a payout on preferred shares should be no less than the dividend on ordinary shares.
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They limit the working age to between 18 and 60, stipulate three weeks of annual vacation, and order that employers provide proper food and medical care.
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"It wouldn't necessarily hurt to stipulate some sort of procedures to make sure the president and his people do certain involvement with various groups," he said.
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The path of least resistance suggests the ideal fix would be to stipulate that players must remain on the 40-man roster for an entire season.
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With that said, unlike other on-demand delivery companies, the startup doesn't stipulate which areas couriers can work or when they are required to log on.
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One would think that after accepting the special counsel's job and spending millions of public dollars, Mueller would have less, not more, ability to stipulate limits.
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Lebanon's sectarian power-sharing laws stipulate the prime minister must be a Sunni Muslin, the speaker of parliament a Shia and the president a Maronite Christian.
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As long as the lender doesn't stipulate the loan for personal use only, it can help you afford retail or office space, initial supplies, or marketing.
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The Kremlin says the police act proportionately to uphold public protest laws which stipulate that the location and timing of demonstrations must be agreed in advance.
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According to Radar Online, the Bachelor nation contracts stipulate that if the Bachelor couple splits before the two-year mark, ABC reportedly gets the ring back.
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Some scholarships stipulate that they cannot be used to reduce financial aid, and some universities decrease students' institutional loans before displacing their scholarships — a huge help.
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It's unlikely to have an immediate effect on the fixed income market — as it does not stipulate that the bank has to sell its existing holdings.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions has criticized investigations of systemic police abuses and the use of so-called consent decrees, which stipulate specific reforms for entire departments.
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First, an automatic continuing resolution must stipulate that, in the absence of appropriations bills, spending would continue at the same level — adjusted for inflation and caseload.
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The government can stipulate how its funds are used, but it can't usually tell organizations providing services that qualify for payment what else they can do.
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That document should be stored with an up-to-date will and advanced medical directives, which stipulate your health care wishes if something happens to you.
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So let's stipulate to my personal disdain for some of this president's actions and attempt to apply an objective, dispassionate grade from the law enforcement perspective.
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Facebook's internal policies stipulate that anyone with a conflict like this can't work on evaluating a potential acquisition deal for their own investment, a spokesperson said.
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The plans stipulate that the Anglo-Dutch company could invest up to $1.06 billion in the four blocks, mostly dedicated to drilling at least six new wells.
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Chinese regulations stipulate that first-home buyers in some major cities must make a down payment of at least 20173 percent to reduce bank exposure to risk.
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It did not stipulate a target date or plan for how to eliminate bitcoin mining, meaning that such activities should be phased out immediately, the document said.
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In fact, only about 13 percent of U.S. workers have collective bargaining agreements, which stipulate that employers need just cause in order to terminate employment, Cary said.
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In the United States, HIPAA laws stipulate that personal health data remains private for 50 years after death, unless family members or an authorized representative releases it.
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Froome and some others believe the unwritten rules of the peloton stipulate that you don't attack the yellow jersey if he is not in capacity to respond.
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Google Ads' Terms of Service do stipulate a 30-day opt-out period, and we've reached out to Gabbard to learn if her campaign exercised this right.
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The rules have yet to become binding — but they stipulate that drones must keep out of restricted airspace and follow rules set by the military and government.
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A further concern is whether it is permissible to validate contracts which stipulate that a court will not refer to sharia principles in the settlement of disputes.
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While this device is incredibly cheap and easy to manufacture, the researchers stipulate that they only tested it with lab-produced E. coli and lactic acid bacteria.
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"Other airlines have provisions in their contracts that stipulate if you work over X amount of hours, you get paid at double time," the flight attendant said.
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Efforts to end the squabbling among Spain's politicians have also gained urgency because Spain's electoral rules stipulate that a new Spanish government must be formed by Oct.
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The terms of the $1 auctions stipulate that the buyers must spend at least €15,000 ($16,700) on renovations — evidence of which could be seen all over Sambuca.
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Leveraged loans, unregulated by the Securities & Exchange Commission, are governed by covenants that stipulate what provisions — if any — borrowers must follow to preserve the interests of lenders.
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However, the only way to lastingly prevent carbon regulation would be to revise the Clean Air Act to stipulate that its standards do not apply to carbon.
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In March, regulations came into effect that prohibit foreign ownership and joint ventures in online publishing and stipulate that all content be stored on servers in China.
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Some countries stipulate a minimum wage based on more than 12 months a year; this has been converted to what would be paid 12 months a year.
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"This may require some flexibility since homeworking arrangements often stipulate that the employee is not caring for children (particularly young ones) while working from home," he explained.
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China's rules stipulate that farmers must receive 1,200 yuan ($170) per pig culled to stop the spread of the deadly disease that has devastated the country's pig industry.
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Now, building codes and the Americans with Disabilities Act stipulate detailed requirements for how public bathrooms must be designed, and architects are required by law to follow them.
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Sony is believed to have proposed keeping the arrangement under the current terms, which stipulate that Marvel receives about 5% of first-dollar gross and all merchandising revenues.
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The drivers' lawyer has successfully argued that the contract appears to stipulate that overtime won't be granted for, only, the packing of things for future shipping and distribution.
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The measures in those states didn't stipulate how expansion would be funded, so their state legislatures will have to pass a spending bill when they reconvene in January.
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Medical marijuana has been legal in the state since 1996, but the passage of the Compassionate Care Act did not stipulate a statewide framework for licensing and oversight.
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The International Health Regulations (IHR) stipulate that during health emergencies such as coronavirus, countries are not expected to stifle businesses and the economy by canceling or suspending flights.
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A second downgrade from a ratings agency could trigger billions of dollars of forced selling by investors whose mandates stipulate they must hold bonds of investment-grade quality.
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Users can stipulate sexual dos and don'ts as well as rules on the use of condoms, disclosure of sexually transmitted diseases and the taking of photos and videos.
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Following RG principles, they will recruit donors, but they won't stipulate where the donors' money will go; community members from across the class spectrum will make those decisions.
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Still, Maezawa&aposs offer doesn&apost come with any strings attached or stipulate any eligibility requirements (winners don&apost have to earn below a certain income, for example).
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The two agreements stipulate clear protections for worker rights and for free association, both of which the regime has violated repeatedly, according to the Organization of American States.
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The case predates General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) - the May 2018 internet privacy regulations that stipulate how companies must inform users about how their personal information is gathered.
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UN rules stipulate that if any permanent member of the UNSC does not approve the release of the draft press statement, then it is blocked from being issued.
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The bill would stipulate that on a certain date every dollar of overseas earnings will be deemed to have been repatriated and corporations will owe their respective tax.
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The terms of the deal also stipulate that NBCU will get paid back ahead of earlier investors in the event of a sale of BuzzFeed, the documents show.
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Several Quebec chapters, including Quebec City and Trois-Rivières, remain inactive because club rules stipulate a minimum six members are needed for the chapter to be deemed active.
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There are certain rules, according to CSIRO, which stipulate that names shouldn't be insulting or derogatory, and even though it's highly tempting, you shouldn't name a species after yourself.
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The program would stipulate that grant recipients offer at least one plan with 100 Mbps speeds and a plan with low-rate or prepaid options for low-income customers.
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Apple does not operate any stores in India, where government regulations stipulate that foreign retailers must get at least 30% of their manufacturing materials from vendors in the country.
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"If you procure trains and you don't stipulate as a condition to make local content trains, you buy trains offshore ... and they have hardly any local content," said Danisa.
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But even if we stipulate that Trump Jr. didn't know anything about the person he was supposed to meet until they sat down, he's still not off the hook.
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China's transportation rules stipulate that drivers must hold two certificates — one for themselves and one for their vehicles — to be eligible to take passenger requests on ride-hailing apps.
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China's rules stipulate that farmers must receive 1,200 yuan ($170) for each pig culled to stop the spread of the deadly disease that has devastated the country's pig industry.
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On the other side, the Democratic Party's charter and bylaws stipulate that the Democratic National Committee has responsibility for filling vacancies in the nomination for president and vice president.
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In other states - including those that stipulate a car must have a licensed human driver - GM will work with regulators to change or get a waiver from existing rules.
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The Wiretap Act also doesn't stipulate what should happen if you're in a bar and someone with Google Glass walks in and records you, with or without your knowledge.
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"All international resolutions and agreements stipulate that the fate of Jerusalem should be decided in final status negotiation ... And all unilateral steps are considered null and void," Safadi added.
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But government regulations issued in February stipulate that imported cocoa beans must be checked in laboratories in their countries of origin before shipment to ensure they are not contaminated.
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But tuition reimbursement often has strings: Companies may require your studies be relevant to your current job, and stipulate a minimum GPA in order for you to be reimbursed.
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Pimco agreed to stipulate that a California state judge's tentative ruling, issued late Sunday, allowing Gross' breach-of-contract lawsuit to proceed can be made final, the lawyer said.
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Mr Schouwenaar thinks that the "smart contracts" blockchains allow—agreements that can monitor the fulfilment or breach of any conditions they stipulate—could create self-managing fleets of bikes.
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Napout's defense lawyers, however, refused to stipulate that the Paul McCartney concert ever happened at all (we are talking people who have to back up FIFA-level denialism here).
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The decision to use white singers is contrary to the clear wishes of George and Ira Gershwin, whose estates stipulate that the opera be performed only by black casts.
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I actually find it charming how readily Twitter employees will stipulate to any criticism of the product — usually while throwing in a few of their own for good measure.
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The agency could, for example, stipulate that such drugs must be sealed in plastic blister packs providing single doses or a supply limited to three days or a week.
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Another letter writer yearns to take control of her voice after signing divorce papers that stipulate that she can't say that she is the mother of her four children.
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The guidelines, last updated in June 2018, also apparently stipulate that "Siri should be guarded when dealing with potentially controversial content" as a reason for dodging questions about feminism.
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The rules also stipulate that vessels — like the Coral Princess — that carry more than 500 people are not allowed to make landings; they can only "cruise" off the coast.
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The new law provides for each region to stipulate a legal age for gun ownership, Tesfaye said, while limiting the number of firearms an individual can own to one.
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He's a progressive, necessary sports entity, and some people might stipulate that there is no more progressive issue on which to take a stand than the matter of freedom.
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When you're at your house, you know, what was the last ... Let's stipulate that it's great to see a movie in a movie theater when and if you can.
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The average Comté farmer's herd count comes in somewhere around 40, and regulations stipulate that each cow has no less than a hectare, or about 2.5 acres, to graze upon.
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Although, it is not without controversy as critics have said it violates the central tenets of net neutrality, which stipulate that all Internet content and users should be treated equally.
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But that would violate NFL rules, which stipulate each player's shoes must be either black or white, with team colors serving as allowable dominant or secondary colors on the shoes.
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The system correctly identified users 97 percent of the time The researchers stipulate that their test didn't take into account background noise, like a subway's roar or people chatting nearby.
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Whereas regulations stipulate that television networks cannot discriminate against advertisers (and have to offer the lowest rate to all candidates), no similar rules apply to Facebook or its digital peers.
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The regulations stipulate that a team, once all circumstances have been considered, shall be suspended if two of their riders test for a prohibited substance within a 12-month period.
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" This policy would apply to the special counsel, as Justice Department regulations stipulate Mueller's team must comply with "the rules, regulations, procedures, practices and policies of the Department of Justice.
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In the Chikwidzire district of Manica province, which borders Zimbabwe, deeply patriarchal cultural traditions stipulate that a woman without sons must cede her land to relatives upon her husband's death.
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Perhaps most significantly, the bill authorized $6900 billion for states that adopted "truth-in-sentencing" laws, which stipulate an offender must serve at least 2628 percent of their lengthy sentences.
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By the same token, it's not necessary to stipulate that sex between two specific men is forbidden if a categorical prohibition against sex between men is already on the books.
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As a result, the State Department will now stipulate in assistance agreements that the diplomatic body must promise no American funds will be used to lobby for or against abortion.
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International agreements stipulate that for 25 years the initial 10-billion-cubic-meter volume of the pipeline can carry gas only from the Azerbaijani Shah Deniz fields, essentially excluding Russia.
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Let's stipulate up front that congressional leaders and President Trump are unlikely to lead that effort, given that they narrowly failed to take health insurance away from millions of people.
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But most of the loans stipulate that a Chinese state-owned company must take the lead, ensuring that the work, skills and profits are kept largely in the Chinese family.
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The CNH also modified the JOA to stipulate that Pemex will lose its voting rights if it defaults on its responsibilities and does not remedy the issue within 90 days.
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The Chamber gave Treasury and the IRS a chart identifying areas under the new law where it would like clarification, and also provided recommendations for what the guidance should stipulate.
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It also allowed them to set up a way to get paid: The listing agent would stipulate to buyers' agents what their cut would be if their client bought the house.
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The bills reject international arbitration - a standard requirement of many international deals - and stipulate that any renegotiation must be completed within 90 days or that section of the contract is void.
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The regulations, set to come into effect on March 10, will prohibit foreign ownership and joint ventures in online publishing and stipulate that all content be stored on servers in China.
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Even if folks did want to leave their family plans, though, the conditions often stipulate that the price for the rest of the users left on the plan will go up.
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Abdul-Mahdi promised on Tuesday to try to provide jobs to university graduates and said all contracts with foreign companies would stipulate that 50% of the jobs should go to Iraqis.
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The site's terms stipulate that of money raised for any fully funded bounty, a scant 63 percent is meted out in payment and 10 percent goes to whomever started the campaign.
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Yet unlike a traditional union, which contractors typically cannot form, guild members will not be able to bargain over a contract with the company that would stipulate fares, benefits and protections.
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Such states exercise total control of their citizens' lives, whereas authoritarian ones stipulate the observance of certain rules and allow limited liberty as long as it does not challenge political power.
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The legalization of medical marijuana and, by ballot measure last November, recreational use in Maine has caused a flood of laws to clarify and stipulate the state's laws regarding the substance.
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He is similarly convinced that the Museum of the Bible is non-sectarian, just as he is convinced that the Constitution does not stipulate a strong wall between church and state.
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The new conservative government of Silvio Berlusconi, a media tycoon, took power and amended the new law to stipulate annual increases in tolls right through to the end of the contract.
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Another idea would be to stipulate that the vice president or the secretaries of state and defense, or all three, must concur in any decision to strike first with nuclear weapons.
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The Formula One sporting regulations stipulate that the four power unit manufacturers must inform the governing FIA in May of the preceding season which teams they have a supply agreement with.
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Those senators, in consultations with the White House, have urged that the FBI be allowed to follow leads, but sources say they did not stipulate that Ford or Kavanaugh be interviewed.
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"We all can stipulate that there is not going to be a large new Green New Deal package that becomes law this year," New York Times reporter Julie Hirschfeld Davis said.
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The City Council rewrote the code to stipulate that any multifamily buildings vacant for more than 180 days revert automatically to single-family status, reducing the neglect created by absentee landlords.
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The City Council rewrote the code to stipulate that any multifamily buildings vacant for more than 180 days revert automatically to single-family status, reducing the neglect created by absentee landlords.
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Private funders, like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, are ramping up pressure for more open access too: They stipulate any papers that come from their grants must be open access.
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The regulations stipulate that anything published online should "serve the people" and promote socialism and do no harm to national interests, barring, for instance, the spreading of rumors or propagating evil cults.
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This is an odd thing to stipulate, since analysis of the details of his proposal indicates that it would reduce revenue by $22002 trillion to $8 trillion over a 10-year span.
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The House version does not stipulate that perpetrators must be motivated by the belief that their victim is a law-enforcement officer — only that they must "knowingly" injure or kill the officer.
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Laws meant to deter gaming hacks went into effect in the country last year and stipulate that violators may face up to $43,000 in fines and up to five years in prison.
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A quick recap for those who were, until now, oblivious to prenuptial agreements: They are contracts, drafted by matrimonial lawyers, that stipulate how a couple's assets will be divided if they divorce.
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However, they stipulate that refiners cannot make payments directly to PDVSA, but into escrow accounts that PDVSA will not be able to access until the company is controlled by a new government.
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The new rules also stipulate the clinics financially and physically separate any services that involve abortion from those that don't, though the latter requirement will not go into effect until next year.
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Summer camps are subject to a patchwork of state regulations, many of which do not stipulate whether they can admit children who have not received the measles vaccine for non-medical reasons.
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SEC quorum rules stipulate that the SEC cannot consider any rule-making unless at least three existing commissioners are present, so the absence of any current commissioner prevents that work from occurring.
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The properties for sale are almost always in a dilapidated condition, and towns stipulate that buyers must commit to spending thousands of dollars in restoration and renovation to make them habitable again.
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While the five-year authorization bill, passed by the Senate Wednesday, does not stipulate any specific size limits but calls for the FAA to determine seat width and space measurements between seats.
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Another example, not itself news: work rules stipulate that twenty-five people must be present to run a tunnel-boring machine that in other cities is run by eight or nine workers.
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The current Formula One regulations stipulate that each driver may use no more than four power units during a championship season, with that number due to be reduced to three next year.
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These definitions are inconsistent with the programme documents' English definitions, which stipulate a commingling and set-off risk deduction upon a downgrade of the master servicer's IDR to below 'BBB-' or 'F3'.
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He looked my grandfather up and down appraisingly but with a reluctant shake of the head as though to stipulate ahead of time that he knew my grandfather was putting him on.
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"The way our existing laws on animal research work — and I'll stipulate that these are laws that many animal ethics people take issue with — you can kill an animal," Latham told me.
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Name Withheld First, let's stipulate that "playing the race card" could be a fair accusation — as when a person of color responds to reasonable criticism with the unreasonable imputation of racial animus.
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The agreement by Kim and Moon also does not stipulate any plans by North Korea to declare a list of its nuclear weapons, facilities and materials, or a concrete timeline for denuclearization.
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The new trade deal does not stipulate that Mexico pay for Mr. Trump's border wall, nor do any of the provisions in the trade deal divert Mexican funds to finance the wall.
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The new guidelines stipulate that all unofficial visits to the Pentagon – to include personal guests and friends of DOD personnel and contractors – are "suspended," as are visits from international partners and visitors.
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"The fact that two out of three scenarios stipulate an exit from coal by 2025 as the least cost option shows just how much of a liability coal has become," she added.
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"Congress did not stipulate for a cumbersome reporting program to be created to measure the effectiveness" of the program, Patrick Adler, managing member of the consulting firm Project Advancement, wrote to Treasury.
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His bail conditions stipulate that he may not leave the Nigerian capital, Abuja, or speak to the press, but that did not stop him from giving a short statement after his release.
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Budget rules that Republicans are using to bypass a possible Democratic filibuster in the Senate stipulate that the health care legislation must not add to deficits over the span of a decade.
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After this was over, Wood rose to stipulate that Rick Stanton, the head of the rescue dive team who'd corresponded with Musk and testified on behalf of Unsworth, had also received offers.
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Although the official weigh-in was held on Friday, I.B.F. rules stipulate that fighters competing for one of its titles must submit to a second weigh-in, the morning of the bout.
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The rules stipulate for example that poultry must be housed in spaces that are big enough for the birds to move freely, stretch their wings, stand normally and engage in natural behaviors.
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The warning labels also stipulate that the suicide risk has not been seen in short-term studies in anyone over age 24, but urges close monitoring of all patients initiating drug treatment.
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The airline's conditions of carriage stipulate that a fare is only valid if flown in the booked order (the order of flights listed in the itinerary), according to a spokeswoman for Lufthansa.
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If the agency also downgrades Pemex's debt, it could result in as much as $16 billion of forced selling by investors whose mandates stipulate they must hold bonds of investment-grade quality.
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While the government wants to make cheaper non-branded drugs available to consumers, pharmaceutical executives said any law would have to stipulate that the drugs consumers get from pharmacists meet certain quality standards.
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"No person may bring any animal on or into any conveyance or facility unless enclosed in a container and carried in a manner which would not annoy other passengers," the MTA rules stipulate.
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They said the payments violated laws that stipulate that campaign contributions, defined as things of value given to a campaign to influence an election, must be disclosed, and limited to $2,700 per person.
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The rules also stipulate that a domestic business that wants to set up a joint venture with a foreign partner, or accept foreign funding, must be assessed by the State Internet Information Office.
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State rules stipulate that candidates must garner at least 1,500 signatures from voters in each of the state's seven congressional districts if the candidate chooses to get on the ballot through a petition.
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Expert consultants can also help companies develop offer letters and contracts that clearly stipulate the terms of employment, a factor that smoothens the departure if an employee is eventually being shown the door.
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" According to Page Six, Shapiro, who appeared in court without Kardashian, also issued a statement about the restraining order: "We agreed to stipulate to the temporary restraining order and all conditions attached thereto.
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The US Youth Clubs have asked the MLSPU to stipulate that the players are not needed to maintain this action and if they agree, the US Youth Clubs will immediately drop the players.
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And, as our users seek venture capital, we want them to know that they have the right to stipulate what should be common sense legal protections while still securing the funding they need.
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However, the rules stipulate that provisions of the bill can be removed if they would not change federal spending or revenue, or if the budgetary effects are "merely incidental" to a policy objective.
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They stipulate that Putin's time as president is coming to an end and that he will not be able to serve as president after 2024, even if he leaves office for a term.
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Another veteran worker, who asked to be identified only by his surname, Nguyen, said that overseas buyers might stipulate improvements that needed to be made, but factory management did not always follow through.
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Our sources say the team reached out to Kaepernick with specific questions about his kneeling protest -- and essentially wanted him to stipulate that if signed, he would NOT kneel during the 2018 season.
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The guidelines for the Victorian Prize stipulate that the writer must be a citizen or permanent resident of Australia, but the Wheeler Center, which administers the literature awards, made an exception for him.
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Ms. Kupec also said that the report and its release were subject to the regulations, which stipulate that Mr. Mueller prepare a confidential document of his findings intended only for the attorney general.
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Following the detention of Huawei's executive — the daughter of the company's founder Ren Zhengfei — many companies across China have updated their policies to ban Apple products and stipulate that employees only buy Huawei.
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In fairness to Apple, the company does specifically stipulate on its website that "any damage that impairs the replacement of the battery" will have to be addressed before a new battery can be installed.
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I also think, because there are so many more leading male roles than there are for women, men are able to stipulate whether or not they are willing to be nude in a production.
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JPMorgan estimated earlier this year that two downgrades to junk status would trigger as much as $16 billion of forced selling by investors whose mandates stipulate they must hold bonds of investment grade quality.
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I am fighting for my life because you can get exposed and humiliated like that on TV. So let's stipulate that what you're doing is hard and that not everyone gets to do it.
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"I can't but stipulate that Yanukovych was a bad president and crook who by the end of his rule had effectively lost credibility even of his staunchest supporters," Voloshyn wrote in the op-ed.
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It is the first time in the history of the European Union that the clause has been used, throwing out the window the strictures of fiscal orthodoxy that stipulate low deficits and small debts.
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Prisoners around the world have been put to work for centuries, although the United Nations guidelines stipulate that inmates should not be held in slavery and deserve a fair wage and decent work conditions.
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Prisoners around the world have been put to work for centuries, although the United Nations guidelines stipulate that inmates should not be held in slavery and deserve a fair wage and decent work conditions.
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The new regulations stipulate cooperatives cannot pay directors more than three times the lowest-earning member nor hire more contractors than 10 percent of their total members - measures previously announced and now made official.
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Passengers have been getting taller and wider, even as airlines push for slimmer seats, but regulations still stipulate that planes have to be able to be evacuated in just a minute and a half.
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is expected to offer at least one amendment to stipulate that witnesses must testify and that documents blocked so far by the White House be turned over to senators.
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Attorneys general from five states have raised objections to an Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) rollback of Obama-era regulations that stipulate how coal-fired power plants dispose of waste containing arsenic, lead and mercury.
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While House rules clearly stipulate that the Speaker has the power to remove certain officials from their posts — including the clerk, sergeant-at-arms and chief administrative officer — the chaplain is not clearly listed.
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Over 130 of the world's largest banks and asset managers have since signed up to the Green Bond Principles, guidelines that specify what is green, stipulate reporting requirements and recommend the use of external reviewers.
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Getting through university is one very rough proxy for this sort of foundational skill, which helps explain why so many employers stipulate degrees for jobs which on the face of it do not require them.
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The executive regulations will for the first time stipulate a specific number of days that the government will have to approve new licenses and clearances, said Nasr, reducing the waiting time for starting new businesses.
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These exchanges also explicitly stipulate that a future visit to the White House for this foreign leader was to be contingent on him delivering on the promise to dig up dirt on Hunter Biden. 7.
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KIEV (Reuters) - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Monday that parliament would amend the law to stipulate that the issue of whether foreigners will be allowed to buy farmland would be put to a referendum.
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When it comes to accepting guests, hosts may stipulate that they don't want smokers or teenagers renting their property, but federal law prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex or national origin.
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So, let's stipulate that in a free society a grown woman can and should be afforded the opportunity to speak her mind no matter how offensive or inflammatory her take may be perceived by some.
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The Swedish Academy's rules stipulate that to collect the prize's 8 million Swedish krona, winners must deliver a lecture within six months of the official ceremony, which would have made Mr. Dylan's deadline June 10.
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As the regulations stipulate, that document must outline the "prosecution or declination decisions" — so whom the special counsel chose to charge and prosecute, and whom he did not, and why he came to those conclusions.
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The company failed to stipulate in its legal terms that the subscription needed to be for at least a year, so people were able to cancel after paying $17 for only their first month of subscription.
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"All I know is that the charter does lay out or stipulate that [they're] looking for a broad range of experiences," the current State Department spokesperson told ABC in defense of the decision to select Fernando.
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Szijjarto noted Bulgaria and Serbia had already signed agreements with Gazprom, which stipulate financing to be cleared by the end of 2017, permits secured by end-2018, for the gas link to reach Hungary by 2019.
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Seems Trump is referring to Kaep's recent back and forth with the Seattle Seahawks -- which canceled a workout with the QB because he refused to stipulate he would NOT take a knee during the 2018 season.
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The conditions stipulate Sakhalin-1 members paying a tax of 35 percent of their profit, while Russia extends the production rights for Sakhalin-1's production sharing contract until 2051, Interfax said, citing a government report.
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SHANA said the approved amendments stipulate that contracts should clearly mention the rights, commitments and responsibilities of all parties in areas such as accounting and auditing, method of financial payment or repayment, technical inspection and maintenance.
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And the reason is that special counsel Robert Mueller's office has apparently signaled to the President's legal team that they will abide by longstanding Justice Department regulations that stipulate that a sitting President can't be indicted.
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The legislation does not stipulate if parental consent is required in situations where authorities believe the child is a danger to themselves or others, as a clinical social worker at Nadia's school determined her to be.
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But the inter-Korean agreement again failed to stipulate any plans called for by the United States, such as to declare a list of its nuclear weapons, facilities and materials, or a concrete timeline for denuclearization.
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The legal and journalistic position would stipulate that either the last scene occurred as it was initially written, as a manhunt, or it occurred as she later described it — as a mourning ritual and face-saving ceremony.
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A common setup is for married couples to stipulate that any assets disclaimed by a surviving spouse go into a trust for that spouse's benefit, said J.J. Burns, a certified financial planner based in Melville, New York.
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Two US laws stipulate that any "uniforms, fabrics, gear, and other specifically designated items" sold to the military must be manufactured within the US, or within a Trade Agreements Act-designated country, of which China isn't included.
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But it's important to stipulate that North Korea is probably at a point in its technical development cycle where it can afford to suspend full-blown missile testing, in which case Kim emerges as the big winner.
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DUH has argued that banning diesels is the only way for Frankfurt to meet European Union clean air rules which stipulate that nitrogen dioxide pollution should not exceed 40 micrograms per cubic meter of air on average.
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However, Electoral Commission rules stipulate that not only do Commonwealth citizens have to live in the U.K, but be granted immigration permissions, or not require them in the case that they might be dual citizens, for example.
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Though Baldwin is not a cast member on SNL, the Television Academy's rules stipulate that actors may only submit themselves in the guest category if they appeared in half or fewer of the most recent season's episodes.
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"The relevant Security Council resolutions stipulate that we shall adjust sanction measures as may be needed in light of [North Korea's] compliance, including suspending or lifting relevant sanction measures," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang told reporters.
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KIEV, Nov 11 (Reuters) - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Monday that parliament would amend the law to stipulate that the issue of whether foreigners will be allowed to buy farmland would be put to a referendum.
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A nation can willingly cede the industries of its past to up-and-coming countries, Cohen and DeLong stipulate—but only so long as it shifts its own economy into higher-value-added industries of the future.
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Through participation in shadow peace talks, the U.S., South Korea and China should detail proposals for a peace regime that stipulate what each side is willing to offer North Korea as part of a comprehensive peace plan.
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Eurogroup rules do not stipulate the president must be a serving finance minister, though senior euro zone officials say that should generally be the case and doubt Dijsselbloem could secure another term without retaining his national portfolio.
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A second downgrade by Moody's, which rates the bonds one notch above junk, could result in as much as $16 billion of forced selling by investors whose mandates stipulate they must hold bonds of investment-grade quality.
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Arguing over the definition of a genre, I should stipulate, is only slightly sillier than fighting over what movie should win an award, which doesn't mean that I haven't spent considerable stretches of my life doing both.
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" As Vox's Matthew Yglesias has explained: "Such an agreement would stipulate that Mexico is a safe place for people fleeing Central America, and thus Central Americans arriving at the US-Mexico border are not entitled to asylum hearings.
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If the rating goes, investors, including many pension and sovereign wealth funds whose mandates stipulate they must hold assets of investment grade quality, may have to dump Pemex debt, making it harder for the firm to raise capital.
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They stipulate that the milk for each wheel must come exclusively from within a few miles of the fruitière (cheesemaker), imparting each batch with a distinct terroir—that glorious stamp of flavors and aromas that come from place.
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Gay activists have hit back with two referendums of their own—one asking whether the school curriculum should stipulate education on LGBT matters, and the other asking if same-sex rights should be enshrined in the civil code.
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The authors The Verge spoke to were careful to stipulate that there's nothing wrong with erotica — and the SEO gamesmanship is certainly driving up erotica-forward books — but they were concerned that the genre was becoming artificially misogynistic.
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The rules of origin, which stipulate that products must meet minimum NAFTA-wide content requirements to be tariff-free, are seen as a sensitive area of discussion once negotiations to revamp the trilateral treaty kick off in August.
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Before we unpack that, let's stipulate that large insurgent groups that also practice terrorism, such as the Taliban, recruit tens of thousands of foot soldiers largely from the ranks of the poor and pay them a monthly wage.
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New European rules that came fully into force at the start of this year stipulate that troubled banks must deal with capital shortfalls by "bailing in" holders of bank bonds before any call is made on the taxpayer.
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"We ought to stipulate that the concerns that the Trump administration has raised about China are real and legitimate," said Froman, who was former President Barack Obama's principal advisor, negotiator and spokesman on international trade and investment issues.
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Netflix's monthly subscriptions, on the other hand, start at $7.24 and stipulate that only one user can watch on one screen at a given moment in time — a restriction that doesn't apply to other streaming platforms in India.
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And while traditional "merariq" customs do not stipulate a minimum age, Rais said the woman must have weaved 144 pieces of cloth and the man must have reared buffalo which have produced 25 offspring before they can wed.
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These stipulate that an exchange that wants to be licensed must provide services to professional investors only, have an insurance policy to protect clients in case assets are lost or stolen, and use an external market surveillance mechanism.
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Much public art in the United States has been funded by Percent for Art programs, which stipulate that a certain small percentage (typically between 0.5%–2%) of eligible government-funded construction costs must be spent on public art.
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Kingdom Hearts III has to make order out of its own chaos, all while having the players visit a number of self-contained worlds approximating the setting and plots of popular Disney films, as its contractual obligations stipulate.
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In a court filing on Monday, prosecutors said Mr. Hunter, Republican of California, was offered a deal in which he would stipulate to the affairs in exchange for the details being excluded from public view, but he refused.
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Normal "Big Brother" rules stipulate that participants are only informed of happenings in the outside world in the event of a family death or illness -- otherwise they are cut off from the world, without phone or internet access.
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He touted a series of AI principles that the White House released earlier this week, that stipulate the government should ensure AI is safe and unbiased but engage with industry in any rules it develops to ensure that.
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The memo did not stipulate that the director of national intelligence or the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff would automatically attend those meetings, and raised concerns about the influence Mr. Bannon would exert over national security.
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On the contrary, they need to stipulate the passage of a whole bunch of other new policies — including draconian spending cuts proposed in Trump's Fiscal Year 2018 budget and already rejected by congress — to get that much growth.
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" ON WHETHER BOJ COULD EASE POLICY IF GOVERNMENT DEPLOYS MORE FISCAL SPENDING TO MITIGATE PAIN FROM OCTOBER'S SALES TAX HIKE "The BOJ law does stipulate the government and the central bank must cooperate with each other on policy.
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Over 140 of the world's largest banks and asset managers have signed up to the Green Bond Principles, broad guidelines that provide a common definition of greenness, stipulate reporting on the use of funds raised and recommend external review.
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Although her contract with Sony seems to stipulate lack of promotion should she choose to work with someone other than Dr. Luke, who Kesha alleges committed sexual assault against her, it doesn't seem like publicity will be a problem.
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On Monday, the military member of a parliamentary commission formed to vet candidates abstained from voting on Htin Kyaw because he is not an elected MP, even though the constitution does not stipulate a candidate must be a lawmaker.
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The debate over window washing began last month, after the Philippine Consulate sent a letter to employment agencies saying that it would require new employment contracts for its citizens to stipulate that domestic workers were banned from cleaning windows.
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To promote a healthier campus culture, colleges could stipulate that all-male groups make their membership more racially and socioeconomically diverse, perhaps by offering scholarships to cover dues, which can range from hundreds to thousands of dollars a year.
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The S.E.C. could also need to modify other rules that stipulate that if companies distribute stock to more than 2,000 people who are not employees, such as accredited investors, they need to adhere to more rigorous public reporting requirements.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) bill in the House would reduce the number of beds from 6900,2628 at the end of fiscal 28503 to 22019,000, and stipulate that only half of those could be used for interior enforcement.
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Instead of mandating that states include certain kids on the public registry, they proposed that the law stipulate the opposite: that states failing to eliminate the practice of juvenile registration would fall afoul of federal law, and lose funds.
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Although the committee rules stipulate that there needed to be a quorum with one member from the minority party present to vote on a nominee, Chairman Orrin Hatch of Utah and the committee Republicans suspended the rules by unanimous consent.
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Maliki said new procedures aimed at blocking weapons transfers stipulate that aid and commercial shipments cannot be mixed on the same vessel, that requests require 72 hours notice instead of 48, and that only humanitarian workers can travel on aid flights.
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Election regulations stipulate that would-be candidates must obtain the backing of at least 20 members of parliament or be supported by at least 25,000 eligible voters in at least 15 governorates through pledges of support submitted at notary offices.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - U.S. trade negotiators have floated a plan to introduce rules under a reworked NAFTA that stipulate a certain amount of automotive production must be carried out in areas paying higher salaries, two sources familiar with the matter said.
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Paris wants to stipulate that, if granted an extension to, say, the end of this year, any British government would be unable to leave earlier unless it signed up to the Withdrawal Agreement, something May's rivals are unwilling to do.
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Let's stipulate that modest size reductions are not going to accomplish much—after all, Lehman Brothers was only about a third the size of the largest banks when its failure in September 2008 almost brought down the global financial system.
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This has policy implications for for-profit colleges if they intend to comply with "gainful employment" regulations which stipulate their educational programs prepare students for a recognized occupation so they can be eligible for federal student-assistance funding, the economists said.
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Highmark Health, which insures about 5 million people in Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Delaware, requires Aimovig to be prescribed by or in consultation with a neurologist or headache specialist, but does not stipulate that they have a specific subspecialty certification.
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They stipulate the profile of the borrower (a debt-servicing-to-income ratio of more than 43% is a poor lookout) and, indeed, the dimensions of the house (if prefabricated, it must be at least 20133 feet, or 3.6 metres, across).
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In addition to making the tax cuts permanent, wine groups are also pushing for a fix to the law that would stipulate that the new tax credits for wine can be used by storage facilities known as bonded wine cellars.
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Let's stipulate, though, that light is better than dark when it comes to acts of sexual violence, but we also ought to acknowledge that equating electrical illumination and safety with oil is nonsensical, and an insulting conflation of two problems.
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UN Security Council resolutions passed this year stipulate "all member states shall prohibit the entry into their ports of such designated vessels," save for some circumstances, including in emergencies or if they are granted humanitarian exceptions by the United Nations.
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In Hong Kong, laws stipulate recruiters cannot charge more than 313 percent of a helper's first month salary but a study by campaign group Rights Exposure showed in reality maids are often overcharged, sometimes 25 times the legally permitted amount.
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It also wants Britain to uphold the EU's system of geographical indications, which stipulate for example that the term champagne can only be used for sparkling wine from a specific region of France or that feta is only from Greece.
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Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble, Economy Minister Sigmar Gabriel and Transport Minister Alexander Dobrindt have agreed that the constitution should stipulate that a planned organization to manage the motorway network will belong to the state in its entirety, the Transport Ministry said.
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Lawmakers revised earlier versions of the legislation to stipulate the money can be used for medical supplies and equipment, like masks and other protective gear that's in short supply, as well as construction to help deal with a patient surge.
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Still, we can work with other countries to raise the cost of ethnic cleansing, and under international law we have an obligation to take steps to address genocide (although the law does not stipulate that these actions must be particularly significant).
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If signed into law, it would stipulate that no less than 35% of any state spending on clean energy and energy efficiency programs, housing, workforce development, pollution reduction, energy, transportation, and economic development would have to benefit poor communities of color.
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In the filing, prosecutors noted the "potentially sensitive evidence" being introduced, and said Mr. Hunter was offered a deal in which he would stipulate to the affairs in exchange for the details being excluded from public view, but he refused.
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Though Wednesday's inter-Korean agreement failed to stipulate the North's commitment to declare nuclear and missile facilities for inspection and eventual decommissioning, Seoul has been in talks with both Pyongyang and Washington over the issue, a senior South Korean official said.
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Though the new quarantine regulations do not stipulate punishments for those found in breach, so publicly revoking the woman's visa and sending her back to Australia -- which is dealing with a growing coronavirus outbreak of its own -- sends a loud message.
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As they currently stand, the ILMS stipulate that any land transaction include a description of the physical boundaries and total area of the piece of land in question, a description of how it is used, and any associated buildings or services.
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One way to address that concern, administration officials have said in recent weeks, might be to stipulate that the Afghans would need to satisfy certain conditions, like fighting corruption or improving governance, to continue to receive American economic and military support.
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" Currently the non-binding Endorsement Guides stipulate that "when there is a connection between an endorser and a seller of an advertised product that could affect the weight or credibility of the endorsement, the connection must be clearly and conspicuously disclosed.
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Although it may be the part that draws the most attention, Daniels' lawyer, the media-savvy Michael Avenatti, took to Trump's favorite social media platform, Twitter, to stipulate that the sex was not what is significant about his client's book.
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Washington (CNN)John Hinckley Jr., the man who tried unsuccessfully to assassinate President Ronald Reagan in 1981, plans to ask for a full, unconditional release from the court orders that stipulate how he lives, his attorney said Tuesday in federal court.
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The figure is smaller than some investors had expected, but also includes terms that stipulate that the company left over from the Yahoo deal, called Altaba, will assume much of the future liability for security breaches that might still be discovered.
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"After conferring on the matter, the parties mutually agreed that Attorney General Walker will withdraw the subpoena and Exxon Mobil will stipulate to the dismissal without prejudice of this action," read a filing in U.S. district court signed by lawyers from both sides.
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That prompted Platts to stipulate that during its review Al-Shaheen loading from Qatar could not - unless mutually agreed by buyer and seller - be nominated for delivery once a deal had been struck in its pricing process known as market-on-close (MOC).
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Mexican business leaders say toughening rules that stipulate a certain amount of content must be sourced from North America to qualify for NAFTA certification could be one way of allaying U.S. fears, and pave the way for an agreement on the revamp.
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The debates may force MPs to stipulate what sort of final Brexit deal they would (and would not) vote for at the end of the Article 50 process, when the outcome of Mrs May's efforts in Brussels will go before both houses.
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FIFA&aposs transfer regulations stipulate that when a player contracted with one club moves to another club in another country, up to 5 percent of the fee must be set aside and distributed to clubs that nurtured him, from ages 13 to 23.
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Colombian regulators will stipulate a process for the forbearance of loans that allows for modifications to initial loan conditions (interest rate, term) when a debtors' payment ability has been affected by the economic cycle or other specific hardships as determined by the bank.
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Normal FCC regulations, sans UHF discount, stipulate that no sole company can own stations whose reach extends to over 39 percent of the U.S. The UHF discount allowed companies to only count half of their covered service area towards the 39 percent.
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" Osama Ghoneim, head of the Egyptian anti-doping committee, told Reuters that the committee "had not been informed of any sanctions yet but the rules stipulate that the local federation must be sanctioned for three years and fined $250,19763 if positive cases appear.
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Both the League and 5-Star want to take a tough line against Brussels, ruling out any austerity measures to contain state accounts and demanding instead a relaxation of EU fiscal rules, which stipulate that national deficits must be under 3% of GDP.
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Deutsche Umwelthilfe, the environmental group that brought the Frankfurt case, argues banning diesels is the only way to meet European Union clean air rules which stipulate that nitrogen dioxide pollution should not exceed 40 micrograms per cubic meter of air on average.
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The pictures shown at the public viewings came from Russian broadcasters although rules set by world soccer's governing body, FIFA, stipulate that they should come from the holder of the broadcast license for each territory — in Crimea's case, two Ukrainian television stations.
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Eat Let's stipulate that chicken parm – crisp chicken served with tomato sauce, draped in mozzarella and anointed with grated Parmesan, served perhaps on a hero roll or beside a tangle of pasta – is among the finest dishes of the Italian diaspora in America.
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Finally, the New York proposal — like the federal bill — would stipulate that online platforms "make reasonable efforts" to police ads to make sure that foreign individuals and entities aren't paying for them, an activity which is a violation of state and federal law.
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Yet if one were to flip the tables—not even that, but merely to stipulate that if you enter a tribal nation's jurisdiction and commit a crime there, you have to adhere to its legal system—this is apparently worthy of hand-wringing.
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Let's stipulate the following: By most measures, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE has been a problematic president.
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This approach is reflected in the regulations requiring my consent for others to make use of and process personal data, ensure my access to data about myself and stipulate that I can have it deleted, corrected or transferred to a different company.
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Nordea analyst Sami Sarkamies, one of few analysts to give a precise estimate, said the verdict could boost Nokia's operating profit by about 700 million euros ($758 mln) this year, forecasting the court will stipulate an annual patent fee of 300 million euros.
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The change, championed by immigration advocates as a "victory," came down the same day the Trump administration announced plans to allow the government to detain migrant children indefinitely, a reversal from current rules that stipulate minors can only be detained up to 20 days.
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In searching for plumbers in New York City, the Journal found 13 of the top 20 Google search results listed false addresses, and only two were real businesses that actually adhered to Google guidelines, which stipulate that pushpin listings must be locations open to customers.
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The fund, which invests the proceeds of Norway's oil and gas production for future generations, already has rules that stipulate, for example, that it cannot invest in firms that produce landmines or nuclear weapons, or derive more than 30 percent of their turnover from coal.
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Social worker and performer Kate Higgins says she chose to legally stipulate her final look from head to toe in her will, from bang length ("half an inch above brows") to pedicure color ("even though they won't be visible, freshly painted red in CND 17").
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"They should both stipulate that they're not going to agree on 100 percent of things because no two people do, and if she's president of the United States, she's going to set her own direction," said David Axelrod, a former political adviser to Mr. Obama.
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Among these, the anti-nepotism law should be clarified to stipulate beyond any doubt that presidents are prohibited from appointing their relatives to any position in the executive branch, and the size of federal contracts that a president's family member may receive should be limited.
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The Justice Department lawyers were willing to stipulate that the proclamation would not make any aliens ineligible for asylum, but that stipulation was misleading because it didn't address the difficulty the proclamation presents by "denying entry" to aliens who cross the Mexican border illegally.
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Even if CNN could stipulate those kinds of obligations in its contracts, there would be no way for it to know if the wolf it has invited into its henhouse was going to abide by them, barring the extraordinary circumstance of a computer hacking.
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It would require the White House to certify that Saudi Arabia is taking all feasible precautions to minimize civilian casualties in Yemen, and stipulate that the White House must brief Congress on whether Saudi Arabia has used US weapons in previous unlawful attacks in Yemen.
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Lime, Wind and Voi, are being given a maximum of 72 hours to remove scooters from the city's streets, whilst I understand it follows a recent change in mobility laws in Madrid that stipulate where and at what speed e-scooters can be driven.
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Assembly Bill 2989 would relax helmet requirements, stipulate that only riders under 18 need to wear protective headgear and allow electric scooters to be used freely on streets with speed limits up to 35 miles per hour, rather than the current limit of 25 m.p.h.
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I'll stipulate that much of Comey's conduct strikes me as bizarre: The vicarious leaking of his memo probably tops that list, and his reason for not alerting Sessions of Trump's misconduct, at a time when Sessions was still overseeing the Russia investigation, is pretty thin.
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G. Kishan Reddy, a federal government official, told parliament in July that the government had published guidelines for detention centers which stipulate the construction of basic amenities like electricity, drinking water, hygiene, accommodation with beds, sufficient toilets with running water, communication facilities and kitchens.
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Lowe's is calling it a "redemption" process, and not a refund, so it's not clear how much money you'll get, or if there are strings attached to the Visa prepaid card that stipulate how it can be used or if it has to be spent at Lowe's.
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SM: Typically, a company sets out of a goal, then in the sales process, they can either discover what the market is willing to pay, as with a Dutch auction, or they can stipulate the price themselves and explain what the use of the proceeds will be.
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And while medical marijuana states usually stipulate a list of conditions that qualify patients for eligibility—cancer, HIV and AIDS, chronic pain, or others—the psilocybin measure would open the doors of therapy to any adult not contraindicated for safety reasons, without requiring a particular diagnosis.
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Even if we stipulate, for the sake of argument, that the left has been using immigrants as props in a culture war, that is surely a venial sin compared to the obscenity of "snatching babies from their mothers" because you see those children as a potential terrorists.
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The decisions issued in a series of royal decrees published by the official gazette on Friday stipulate that a Saudi passport should be issued to any citizen that applies for it and that any person above the age of 21 does not need permission to travel.
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In comparison, the country's government guidelines stipulate that preschools must have a teacher-child ratio of at least 1:12 for those aged two to three, 1:18 for those aged three to four, 1:20 for five-year-olds, and 1:25 for six-year-olds.
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" However, the guidelines also stipulate that if the ballot contains "identical marks" for multiple candidates that are "clarified by an additional mark or marks that appear to indicate support," then the ballot should be counted as a vote "for the candidate with the additional clarifying marks.
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The MREL requirements outlined on 23 February stipulate that a material part must be met by debt instruments that are subordinate to existing senior unsecured liabilities but which remain within the senior debt category, our reference debt class for setting a bank's Issuer Default Ratings (IDRs).
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Finance ministers of eight European countries, including Ireland, the Netherlands and Finland, wrote a letter in March arguing that member states should focus on "implementing structural reforms" and "respecting" European fiscal rules — which stipulate ceilings for deficit and public debt — rather than promote changes at the European level.
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Apple's patent claims filed in October specify that the wraparound screen would constitute a "continuous loop around a periphery of the electronic device," and claims filed in July stipulate that the device would use "facial tracking software ... to determine an orientation of the user" relative to the smartphone.
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Illinois's Biometric Information Privacy Act and Texas's Business and Commerce Code law covering biometric identifiers, passed in 2008 and 2009, respectively, require specific consent from users for their biometric data to be used for commercial purposes and stipulate that biometric identifiers can only be kept for a year.
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One snag in all this, however, could be that Saudi labor laws currently stipulate that women -- apart from those working in medical fields, at charities, as accountants in retails shops, or for their family business, among other exceptions -- should not work in the hours between sunset and sunrise.
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In a new civil lawsuit, the DOJ claims that as a former employee of the CIA and contractor for the NSA, Snowden has violated his contracts' non-disclosure agreements that stipulate he would need to submit the book to his former employers for review prior to its publication.
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Finance ministers of eight European countries, including Ireland, the Netherlands and Finland, wrote a letter earlier this month arguing that member states should focus on "implementing structural reforms" and "respecting" European fiscal rules —which stipulate ceilings for deficit and public debt —rather than promote changes at the European level.
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The Oscars won't be nominating the movie in the same category come January, as the rules around the matching category — now called "Best International Feature" — stipulate that the movie must be produced outside the US, and additionally require individual countries to nominate a single film from their country.
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Rules recently implemented in Turkey mean that "fines will be sharply increased for holders of D-2 licences for larger vehicles who illegally work as taxis," per AFP, as well as stipulate that the company a driver works for can be blacklisted for up to two years for multiple offenses.
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Women in Denmark and Sweden still pay a 25 percent tax on tampons and sanitary pads, according to data gathered by the Civico Foundation in Spain, while in Hungary, women pay 27 percent, despite European Union regulations that stipulate tax on menstrual products can be as low as 5 percent.
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The new rules also stipulate that automakers must use more local steel, aluminum, glass and parts, and have 40 percent to 45 percent of the vehicle made by workers earning at least $16 an hour — a provision meant to benefit the higher-wage countries of the United States and Canada.
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The type of trust and the trust documents themselves stipulate exactly how and to whom your assets will be distributed, whether that&aposs in the form of annual income paid to yourself or your beneficiaries, money or property to be transferred to your heirs, or gifts to charity at your death.
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Congress should also stipulate the criteria this board will use to evaluate each research project, and mandate that the committee should not evaluate the ethics itself but will merely verify that the existing robust ethical reviews have occurred through current research ethics committees, known as Institutional Review Boards or IRBs.
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The utilities are likely taking advantage of downward quantity tolerances (DQT), standard provisions in gas contracts that stipulate the minimum amount of gas that must be paid for whether the buyer needs it or not, said a Japanese energy executive with more than 20 years of working in the gas business.
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For federal student loans, regulations stipulate any extra payment goes first to outstanding fees (like late fees), then to interest accrued since your last payment, and then to the principal of the loan, said Betsy Mayotte, director of consumer outreach and compliance for American Student Assistance, a nonprofit focused on higher education financing.
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MAN SUES UNIVERSAL, SAYS &aposHARRY POTTER&apos RIDE GAVE HIM SPINAL INJURIES Jones later tweeted what appears to be the ride requirements for the park's Harley Quinn Spinsanity ride, which stipulate that visitors "must have one (1) functioning arm and one (1) functioning leg absent of prosthetic devices" in order to ride.
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" But the commission was apparently also sensitive to accusations that it was infringing on freedom of the press, and modified the language in the advisory opinion to stipulate that it was not meant to "restrict a reporter's ability to gather information" but rather to "generate transparency in the activities of paid media consultants.
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United's terms, which are standard in the industry, stipulate that the airline must compensate passengers on domestic flights who were involuntarily denied boarding on an oversold flight at double the fare they paid, up to $675, if the alternative flight is scheduled to arrive less than two hours after the original flight.
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For example, the nine-felony count conviction of the woman who stole Ms. Cooper's money drew a 43-month jail term, longer than the routine sentence because of the large amount of money stolen, but far less than the maximum sentence of 89 months the legislation that Ms. Lecoq is backing would stipulate.
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At the current long-term capital gains tax rate of 20 percent (for the wealthiest Americans, a category we can stipulate describes Mr. Tillerson), he might have to pay as much as $33 million in taxes, assuming the shares were worth zero when he got them, if the special tax benefit did not exist.
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The video of Gadhan had already been entered into evidence to support the aiding the enemy charge—but to prevent testimony, which would've involved an elaborate set-up to conceal the identity of a witness linked to the Bin Laden evidence, Manning's defense agreed to stipulate that Bin Laden was in possession of information tied to WikiLeaks.
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UN Security Council resolutions passed this year stipulate "all Member States shall prohibit the entry into their ports of such designated vessels," save for some circumstances, including in emergencies or if they are granted humanitarian exceptions by the UN. However, it's up to individual UN members to enforce the measures, which analysts say aren't always clear cut.
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But even if we stipulate that this friend has nothing more to offer — even though all we have from Keyser so far is a terse statement, and Blasey's somewhat evasive suggestion today that she's compromised by health problems — then what about the members of Blasey's family, the parents and siblings with whom she was living at the time?
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" (Kanye did, however, stipulate that no one could speak ill of longtime Nike spokesperson Michael Jordan.) In the evening's most startling moment, Kanye took a break from the music to play a trailer for a video game called "Only One," which he said was about his late mother Donda West "traveling through the gates of heaven.
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Read more: Ryanair says it will cut 900 pilot and flight attendant jobs because of Brexit concerns and the Boeing 737 Max groundingThough EU rules stipulate that airlines flying within the European bloc must be at least 50% European investor-owned, the fact that the UK is in the EU market allowed British-owned and -based carriers to operate within it too.
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And though the Academy did explain that it would cut at least 30 minutes out of the typical Oscars telecast by presenting "select categories live" in the theater during commercial breaks and editing the winning moments to air "later in the broadcast," it didn't stipulate which categories would be affected — a detail that would become an important flashpoint within a few months' time.
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"I stipulate that the record reflect precisely my words, which are those of a man who loves his country and all its people and will continue to work for the betterment of our society for all Americans, who are all endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights and are equal under the law," King added in the letter, dated Feb. 6.
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As Stacy Smith, who researches gender equality in film and television at the University of Southern California, has put it, it's the idea that A-list actors have the ability to stipulate in their contracts that diversity be reflected both onscreen and in "below the line" positions, where women, people of color, and members of L.G.B.T. communities are traditionally underrepresented.
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The European Union's Dublin regulations stipulate that migrants and refugees must be returned to the first European country they register in, meaning that those aiming for the UK avoid giving their names or details to officials in the countries they pass through, making it hard to monitor who is traveling along the route and how many are being killed along the way.
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The terms negotiated with Canada and Mexico stipulate that at least 75 percent of an automobile's value must be produced in North America for a company to import it into the United States duty-free, and that 40 to 45 percent of a vehicle's value must consist of parts made by workers earning at least $16 an hour, a provision aimed at shrinking Mexico's wage advantage.
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They're the third and fourth GOP hopefuls to fall victim to the process — both Jon Keyser and Tim Neville failed to hit requirements to make the ballot as well, although Keyser is appealing State rules stipulate that candidates must garner at least 2900,220006 signatures from voters in each of the state's seven congressional districts — totaling 2202,2628 signatures — if the candidate chooses to get on the ballot through a petition.
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According to Trusted Reviews, recent changes to UK drone laws stipulate that anyone found guilty of flying a drone above 400 feet or within about 0.62 miles (one kilometer) of airport boundaries can be charged with "recklessly or negligently acting in a manner likely to endanger an aircraft or any person in an aircraft," which can result in a fine of about $3,160 (£2500) or up to five years in prison.[Reuters]
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By omitting any and all references to the daughters of China, the Philippines, Australia, South Pacific Island nations, Myanmar, Indonesia, the Netherlands, Taiwan and many others who were also used as sex slaves by Japan's Imperial Forces, or to stipulate that the $8.3 million promised by the government of Japan for the daughters of Korea is not compensation and may be contingent on the removal of a "comfort women" statue located in front of the Japanese Embassy in Seoul, Abe missed the mark of his apology on all points.
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For those who believe he is the worst ever – and, with this week's scandal surrounding what Trump might have said to Ukraine's president and the subsequent opening of an impeachment inquiry, that view has been amply reinforced – let's stipulate something else: Nothing Trump has done, not a single thing, would rank in the top five of what George W. Bush did in the first term of his presidency in terms of sheer, utter, unequivocal harm to the United States, to its legal and governing norms, to the stability of the international system and to the economic security of Americans.
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