We signed a contract, stipulating that I would be paid a minimum of $23,000.
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Stipulating that TV is doing a lot well, there's a lot it could do better.
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Its main rivals have policies stipulating payments of up to 40 percent of net profit.
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Well, as well as donning badges stipulating "Nigel" or "Not Nigel", there were activities aplenty.
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Life insurance policies generally have "suicide clauses" stipulating that insurers won't pay benefits in such cases.
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The arbitration rule stems from concerns about the growing prevalence of financial contracts stipulating their use.
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Only out of earshot, and after stipulating that it was a secret, did she explain why.
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That year, regulators introduced new rules stipulating that European government bond contracts contain collective action clauses (CACs).
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America's Congress overturned recently enacted internet privacy rules stipulating how internet service providers can use customer data.
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In contracts, some are stipulating that Singapore be used as a host for any arbitration, they say.
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Employees are often required to sign contracts stipulating that sexual harassment claims be settled in private courts.
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The contract, they said, included a confidentiality agreement stipulating that any disputes should first go into arbitration.
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E-mini futures are electronic contracts stipulating an asset be traded at a predetermined date and price.
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Automakers have been vague about their preferred targets, stipulating only that they be in line with market realities.
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It also included a provision stipulating that Mr. Redstone, 92, was currently making his own health care decisions.
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The foundation's "dynamic" estimates flip those proportions, stipulating that workers get 70 percent and owners just 30 percent.
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Records, he successfully lobbied to remove the clause stipulating the label can have any say in his styling.
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The 57-year-old left behind no will stipulating to whom his reported $250 million should be bequeathed to.
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Rome wants to drop rules stipulating that the first EU country of arrival is responsible for any asylum seekers.
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Others must promote it explicitly, by signing agreements stipulating that police must "encourage adoption" of Ring cameras and Neighbors.
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Apple also managed to circumnavigate a law stipulating all phones use one kind of port by offering an adapter.
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SBC solely manages the SME Establishment and Promotion Fund, with the act stipulating that the government absorb any fund losses.
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Finally, Japanese schools and businesses have some onerous grooming rules, stipulating even sock colour—but things seem to be changing.
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By stipulating that at least 25 percent of lawmakers must be women, the amended constitution sought to satisfy that rule.
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But by stipulating that official cost estimates provide a full picture of the impact of raising deficits and debt, Rep.
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He's stipulating in advance that Hillary Clinton is a crook—that if she wins, it means the election was stolen.
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They wind up going to bed together, with Michael politely stipulating that Lisa make as much noise as she likes.
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Puglia points to a recent court ruling stipulating that the central government should consult the regions before approving international pipeline projects.
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Quarantine officials are using a 2001 regulation, seen by Reuters, stipulating a zero-tolerance policy towards ergot as their main guide.
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But there is no provision in the trade deal stipulating that Mexico will provide money to the US for a wall.
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In 2012 authorities in Beijing issued a much-mocked circular stipulating that toilet blocks should contain no more than two flies.
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Currently, 48 states have regulations stipulating when companies must notify their citizens if they have been caught up in a breach.
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The agreement also features strong language stipulating the university's commitment to permanently barring Beta Theta Pi from existing at Penn State.
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He has mounted a vigorous campaign for Hungarians to reject future EU quotas stipulating how many refugees each country should take.
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We signed and notarized contracts stipulating we wouldn't sue them for custody and they wouldn't sue us for child support. Standard.
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Uber's employment contract required signing a binding arbitration agreement stipulating that cases be settled privately by an arbiter instead of a jury.
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Several countries, including Australia and South Korea, already do this; earlier this month the EU passed a directive stipulating the same thing.
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The Senate initially refused to do so, stipulating that his comments were "political opinions" when they were clearly inciting to racial hatred.
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This is despite international law stipulating that refugees have a right to bypass nations which haven't signed up to UN refugee conventions.
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The court agreed, stipulating that such a deal could not be signed unilaterally by Morales without the approval of the Guatemalan Congress.
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They even had me sign a contract before the event, stipulating that I would be paid within five days of the event.
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Some countries also have laws stipulating that managers must consider the interests of employees and other groups along with those of shareholders.
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Currently, 48 states have regulations stipulating when companies must notify their citizens if they have been caught up in a breach. Sen.
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Mr. Alan eventually sold the series to a private collector, William Meyers, but without stipulating that the panels couldn't be resold individually.
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The dam contracts even had default clauses stipulating that the suspension of work would trigger the suspension of China's railroad project, too.
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But the women said Holtzclaw would then leverage this information, stipulating they either go to jail or perform sexual acts on him.
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On February 21st, the president signed an executive order stipulating that the government should target most illegal immigrants for deportation, not just criminals.
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By stipulating that UMG must distribute Spotify stock sales amongst its artists, she's changed the industry for more than a few power players.
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He's stipulating an answer — yes, the grid needs the baseload resources that are currently shutting down — and constructing a "review" to support it.
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Stipulating that the system which determines who gets a postsecondary education is unfair and unjust, the question is: how valuable is that received education?
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In Kazakhstan, a bill failed in 2008 after a female MP included an amendment stipulating that polyandry (women taking multiple husbands) also be allowed.
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But there is no Federal law stipulating that PTO be required as a benefit; state law and employer regulation should be considered, not assumed.
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Obama last September negotiated a pledge with Chinese President Xi Jinping stipulating that neither nation will hack the other's private companies for commercial gain.
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Hunters and hunting activists formally put forward the idea of a "Fair Chase," a set of rules stipulating supposed sportmans-like conduct towards game.
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Companies often insist on it, stipulating in employee handbooks or employment contracts that workers must cooperate when called to testify or risk getting fired.
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The bill also ensures that the IRS is held accountable if modernization efforts fall short by stipulating that funds spent must produce measurable results.
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Selected buyers also had to sign an agreement stipulating, among other things, that they would not sell the car for at least two years.
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He is urging the nation to vote in a referendum next month against future EU quotas stipulating how many refugees each country should take.
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People aren't really aware that stars have secret riders in their contracts'' stipulating that money will be devoted to preserving their youthful appearances with computers.
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It did not specify a percentage to be allocated to the KRG, instead stipulating it would receive funds proportional to its share of the population.
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" Still, Crowley left open the possibility that he might back a candidate in the future, stipulating that he's not making any endorsements "at this point.
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Check your CACs The ISDA-basis spread also relates to rules introduced in 22, stipulating all European government bond contracts contain collective action clauses (CACs).
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These three legislative priorities would show the electorate that "resisting" in 2018 isn't just about marching, posting on social media, stipulating what we are against.
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The Preserving Employee Wellness Act would change all of that by stipulating that workplace wellness programs are presumptively in compliance with the ADA and GINA.
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Tighter regulations stipulating lenders must hold at least 250% of capital as reserves, rising U.S. protectionism and corporate cash repatriation are all shrinking dollar supply.
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Luker elaborated further: Those who oppose abortion usually begin by stipulating that since the embryo is an unborn child, abortion is morally equivalent to murder.
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Democrats point to language in the Dodd-Frank law that created the CFPB, stipulating the deputy director replaces the director when he or she leaves.
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Mr. Miscione showed a current United States Postal Service regulation stipulating that alligators "not exceeding 20 inches in length" may be shipped through the mail.
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Switzerland is already trying to rescue treaties with its biggest trading partner after voters in 133 backed another SVP-sponsored measure stipulating quotas on EU workers.
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On the federal level, fantasy sports is legal, because the Internet Gambling Prohibition and Enforcement Act of 2006 included a specific carve out stipulating as much.
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Under the old reinforcement-learning model, you'd have to keep stipulating new rules and sub-rewards to get your agent to cope with a complex world.
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The announcement comes on the day of a congressional deadline stipulating that the administration must verify that Iran is meeting the provisions of the nuclear accord.
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Soon after, Tanzawa made his own "living will", stipulating he did not want life-prolonging treatment if he became terminally ill or was in a vegetative state.
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Bowing to national pressure, Indiana enacted a "fix" stipulating that the exemptions could not be used to justify discrimination on the basis of gender or sexual orientation.
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Trump issued an executive order last month stipulating that two regulations must disappear for every one regulation created, although it's not clear how it will be implemented.
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Some of the charges against the women on trial fall under the kingdom's cybercrime law stipulating jail sentences of up to five years, according to rights groups.
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It will also call for the end of the clause stipulating that clubs pay CONMEBOL 10 percent of ticket revenue for regional tournaments played in their stadiums.
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An argument erupted when Pederson refused to sign an agreement stipulating that Plaisted would receive by far the largest share of any monetary benefit from the expedition.
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Some of the charges against the women fall under part of the kingdom's cybercrime law stipulating jail sentences of up to five years, according to rights groups.
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Earlier on Monday the lira briefly dropped more than 1 percent after a decree removed a clause stipulating a five-year term for the central bank governor.
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In recent weeks, China has also cracked down on reporting about the coronavirus outbreak, in some cases stipulating that medical professionals must stop speaking to the reporters.
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A controversial ruling by China's Supreme Court, in 2011, further disadvantaged women, by stipulating that property bought before marriage should revert to the buyer after a divorce.
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The spokesman said the move was sparked by new EU regulations stipulating that aircraft must be governed by the authority of the territory where the planes are stationed.
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By stipulating conventional revenue neutrality and distributional neutrality as goals, Hatch hopes to eliminate this source of political resistance to transitioning to a more economically efficient, integrated system.
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Williams left his entire estate to the university, stipulating that the bequest be used to foster literature, and Sewanee has become a literary center for the entire region.
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Japan's Yomiuri newspaper said the main accord will likely be accompanied by a separate document stipulating that Tokyo will suspend nuclear cooperation if India conducts a nuclear test.
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Many airlines subsequently introduced a rule stipulating that two people must be in the cockpit of a plane at any given time, though some have since abolished this.
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The decree was in addition to other new laws for offshore drilling stipulating that Romanian companies would need to sell at least half their annual gas output domestically.
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Last, there is a so-called clean-slate law in Brazil, signed by the then-president Lula himself, stipulating that anyone convicted of corruption cannot run for office.
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That came on top of other new laws for offshore drilling stipulating that Romanian companies would need to sell at least half their yearly gas output in the country.
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At the top of 2018, West sent his wife and muse Kim Kardashian an email stipulating such, as she related on an episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians.
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The company would follow local government rules in Bali stipulating that a building could not be taller than 15 meters (50 ft), and respect the Hindu religion, he said.
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Most members of the mainly Islamist co-ruling PJD and conservative Istiqlal lawmakers abstained from voting on the articles stipulating the use of French as a language of instruction.
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The estate of George Gershwin, for example, still maintains rigorous control over his 1935 opera "Porgy and Bess," stipulating that the piece should be performed by all-black casts.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez introduced the "Green New Deal for Public Housing" legislation last week, also stipulating major investments in the nation's existing stock of 1.2 million public housing units.
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The banner stayed up months after Trump's victory, prompting complaints that it violated a local ordinance stipulating political signs have to come down within ten days of an election.
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Parkland students designated a separate GoFundMe effort to support their march on Washington for gun safety legislation, stipulating that any leftover funds would go to victims and their families.
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Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams criticized Electoral College voters who are trying to overturn a law stipulating that they must back the winner of the state's popular vote.
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Austin Winsberg, the showrunner for "Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist," wrote a 27-page manifesto stipulating that each song had to reveal character, drive story or at least make a joke.
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That's why the American College of Physicians, the American Medical Association and even conservative health care analysts have warned Congress not to repeal Obamacare without stipulating what comes next.
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Italy has started turning away ships with migrants rescued at sea and wants to drop rules stipulating that the first EU country of arrival is responsible for any given person.
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"The first thing I want to do is correct the rumor that the media keeps stipulating -- and that is that I'm going to probably support Hillary," Koch said to laughs.
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The Fasses said they signed an agreement with the developer buying their house stipulating that they vacate by the original move-out date last month or face daily monetary penalties.
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Some issuers in Indonesia go further by stipulating that if their sukuk cease to be sharia-compliant, they will be declared in default, mature immediately and become repayable to investors.
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But he was still capable of anointing his wife, Véra, as his literary executor, stipulating that if the manuscript remained unfinished at the time of his death it be destroyed.
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Even stipulating that all the claimed benefits will one day materialize, the near- and midterm picture from a public-interest perspective is not the same favorable one that industry sees.
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As part of the settlement, Musk also agreed to a condition stipulating that he get pre-approval before sending social media posts containing information that is "material" to Tesla investors.
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The only thing before the body was a point of order from the majority leader, Harry Reid, stipulating that ending debate under the rules would require only a simple majority.
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Beginning in the mid-216th century, treaties stipulating annuities were an important tool in British and then Canadian efforts to acquire valuable territory to expand white settlement and economic development.
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Ping and Vista will enter into an agreement stipulating that so long as Vista holds at least 40% of Ping's common stock, Vista gets to choose all nominees for board elections.
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The government repeated that there were no plans to revisit the country's drug laws, and Peillon had to release a statement stipulating that his views were his own, not the government's.
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"Holmes said he considered stipulating men had to wear suit and tie when addressing his Senate committee, but decided males didn't need supplemental instruction on how to look professional," Carpenter wrote.
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There was no official policy stipulating how the arrangement should work, the offer usually was not put in writing, and it was done on a case-by-case basis, she said.
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The verdict was based on a 1990 law stipulating that artists who have been given permission to paint on buildings be allowed 90 days in which to take that artwork down.
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The House Freedom Caucus will convene next Monday to discuss two options: decreasing funding or stipulating that funding is voluntary, requiring Congress to decide every two years whether to continue contributions.
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Last year, Weier pleaded guilty to attempted second-degree homicide due to mental illness or defect as part of a similar plea agreement stipulating she would accept commitment to institutional care.
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The Centers for Disease Control subsequently issued new guidelines stipulating that doctors should not routinely treat chronic pain with opioids, and instead should try approaches such as exercise and behavioral therapy.
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Another draft resolution also seeks to modify a company rule stipulating that if over a third of Carrefour's board members exceed the age of 70, the oldest board member must resign.
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He imagined what his tweets might look like after legal vetting: "Haters and losers (stipulating that such terms are subjective, pursuant to relevant codes and libel laws) ..." Have a great night.
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"Stipulating that countries must pay above-market wages when producing export goods for the U.S. feels like outrageous economic imperialism," said David Autor, an economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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The name change is part of an agreement with Greece, which had previously barred Macedonia from joining the alliance -- stipulating that with an official name change the objection would be dropped.
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According to Beverly Newsome, president of the tenants' association there, new tenants must sign a lease with a rider stipulating that the rent is preferential and the landlord can revoke it.
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Stipulating that the tax reform has to be strictly revenue-neutral — which Trump's budget plan does but his tax plan doesn't — would significantly tie Republicans' hands when it comes to tax cutting.
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Speaking at an event in Hamburg, Transport Minister Andreas Scheuer also said that his ministry was in the process of stipulating technical regulations for hardware retrofits of manipulated diesel cars in Germany.
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Europe's ability to deal with this -- the Dublin Accord stipulating that refugees should be dealt with wherever they arrive in Europe -- has collapsed, creating a human train that stretches right across Europe.
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Yet there is no law stipulating that migrant families must be separated after being apprehended, and past presidents of both parties rejected the adoption of such a policy out of humanitarian concerns.
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Adding new uncertainty is a draft proposal from the National Development and Reform Commission targeting aluminium producers drawing their power from captive coal plants and stipulating retroactive power payments to the government.
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So China insisted on an exemption stipulating that the "livelihood" of ordinary North Koreans must not suffer, a loophole that sanctions experts say is big enough to drive an 18-wheeler through.
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Some contracts even include clauses stipulating that if the filmmakers don't like the effects, they can pull out of the deal — and ask the effects company to pay all the money back.
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He announced his giveaway in a January 1 tweet, stipulating that Twitter users would need to follow and retweet him before the contest closed on January 7 in order to be eligible.
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"We are also stipulating that buyers require that vessels they use for such cargoes do not switch off their Automatic Identifier System (AIS)," he said, referring to a ship's satellite tracking system.
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Repackaging the loans as asset-backed securities has allowed lenders to transfer the loans off their balance sheets, bypassing government rules stipulating how much they can lend in proportion to their equity capital.
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By contrast, the House-passed version of the same bill includes $85033 million for the EAC to go to states for election security, but includes language stipulating how the funding can be used.
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Another contract, signed by managers at both Pax and Grit, said the firm "shall provide two 'Social Buzzmakers' for each of 6 events," stipulating that each should have a minimum of 30,000 followers.
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The EU this week agreed new rules for gas import pipelines, stipulating that the pipelines should not be owned by gas suppliers and that third parties should also be able to use them.
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A new hotel Trump just opened in downtown Washington carries a lease, provided by the General Services Administration, stipulating that no elected official can be part of the lease or benefit from it.
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News Corporation also wants to scrap rules stipulating that popular sporting events, such as the Olympic Games and the Melbourne Cup horse race (pictured), must be screened on terrestrial, free-to-air channels.
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A new promo trailer for the NBC tribute shows host Andy Cohen grilling Central Perk's top customers about whether or not they signed a contract stipulating that they couldn't sleep with one another.
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Those protections include the creation of new high-risk pools for people shut out of coverage and a provision stipulating that people with continuous insurance coverage can't be denied for pre-existing conditions.
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Those protections include the creation of new high-risk pools for people shut out of coverage, and a provision stipulating that people with continuous insurance coverage can't be denied for pre-existing conditions.
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Ted Cruz (R-TX) has proposed an addendum to this trigger concept stipulating that if federal deficits came in lower than expected instead of higher, there would be automatic tax cuts for individuals.
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In August, Weier, then 16, pleaded guilty to attempted second-degree homicide due to mental illness or defect as part of a similar plea agreement stipulating she would accept commitment to institutional care.
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Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte, who said he was leaving Brussels "decidedly satisfied", also wants to drop the rules stipulating that the first EU country of arrival is responsible for any given person.
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The bank said it was taking a number of steps to reduce the pay gap, including supporting women to more senior roles though "Future Leaders Programme"and stipulating equal gender representation for graduate programmes.
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One catch for Amazon, though: Federal regulations stipulating that private medical data, such as prescription histories, can't be used for marketing purposes like the behavioral tracking Amazon uses to pump up its retail model.
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But she also has sticks: reminding the British that they have conclusively forfeited the privileges of EU membership and stipulating that co-operation with Mr Trump will be "on the basis of shared values".
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Last year, the Trump administration faced backlash for adopting a policy that denied visas to same-sex domestic partners of U.N. employees and U.S. diplomats, stipulating that visas were only granted to married couples.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the location of a rule stipulating that only male heirs can inherit the throne, and misstated the circumstances under which plans to change the law were dropped.
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But other vital parts of the current law — the expansion of Medicaid eligibility, rules stipulating insurance policies cover essential health benefits and new taxes to pay for the cost of subsidized coverage — remain intact.
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He said authorities were committing a fundamental misstep by stipulating what technologies should be adopted, referring to Britain's July announcement that it would ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars by 20143.
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When more and more companies like Sharp started approaching MUI, it issued guidance stipulating that any product related to food preparation or prayer—no matter whether it can be consumed—is eligible for certification.
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And BSEE approved 119 requests that companies could overlook a rule stipulating they "stop operations as soon as practicable" to evaluate wells that had gone more than 30 days without tests on well casings.
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Hamilton went even further than the Davis decision, by stipulating what should happen after an evidentiary hearing: if a defendant can show "clear and convincing" evidence of his innocence, his conviction will be overturned.
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Officials at Moussa's quarantine authority use a 2001 regulation, which Reuters has seen, stipulating zero tolerance for ergot as their main guide and have ignored the Egyptian wheat specifications issued in 2010 which GASC uses.
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The situation was muddied further by guidelines stipulating that a sentence calling for confinement, even with credit for time served, could trigger a stiffer administrative demotion, down to the junior enlisted rank of seaman recruit.
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In an effort to tighten practices at the White House, a new chief of staff tried to reimpose longstanding procedures stipulating that National Security Council staff members should participate in all calls with foreign leaders.
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An argument by the insurer stipulating that the plan's contract set a cap of $1 million would fail in court, Berger said, because such a contract is illegal under the ACA, and hence be unenforceable.
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At their first meeting, before a NATO gathering, Mr. Trump and Mr. Macron spoke over lunch about Article 5, the clause in the NATO treaty stipulating that alliance members will come to each other's defense.
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The case centers on whether a legal provision stipulating that the director can only be removed by the president for cause violates the constitutional separation of powers, as a California-based law firm is arguing.
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The regulations outline solid traditional security practices, such as limiting the distribution of personally identifiable information or requiring multifactor authentication, in addition to stipulating that organizations must test their cyber security systems in order to comply.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Legal Status Attribute Midrange: XiangJiang Group was established in 2016 as a limited liability company under the China's company law, stipulating that the government is not liable for guaranteeing the company from insolvency.
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The POCOG is hiring a private security contractor, stipulating the firm should be capable of running around 19723 personnel to operate X-ray screening each day during the event, a separate document seen by Reuters shows.
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Stipulating that Senate Democrats have limited procedural tools with which to stop the Republicans' alternative to Obamacare, I think it's fair to say that their efforts to focus public attention on Republicans' secretive process lack imagination.
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The debate between the White House and Congress focuses not just on how much money to allocate to border security, but also on the language stipulating where and how that money can be spent, he said.
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"We're sort of stipulating that jails should be safe, that their operations should be accountable and transparent, and be focused on human dignity and preparing folks for release—and, more important, success upon release," he said.
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Mueller also sent Corsi a draft plea agreement stipulating that the special counsel would not oppose Corsi requesting a sentence of probation if he agreed to plead guilty to one count of lying to federal investigators.
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Stipulating that it's the lowest form of criticism to fault artists for telling the story they did rather than the one you hoped for, I still have to ask: What did we need from "El Camino"?
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After agreeing to a written contract stipulating a price at which PopSockets would be sold on Amazon, the e-commerce giant would then allegedly unilaterally lower the price and demand that PopSockets make up the difference.
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Now, the Long Beach police union has proposed new contract language stipulating officers be informed when records pertaining to them are requested, and to be given five days to review the records before they are released.
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German e-commerce firm Zalando, which operates a partner program for independent fashion retailers, said its partner contracts covered this issue, stipulating that they should pay sales taxes in the country an item is sold to.
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When Einstein announced his theory in 2250, he rewrote the rules for space and time that had prevailed for more than 262 years, since the time of Newton, stipulating a static and fixed framework for the universe.
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"I LOOOOOVE Michelle," proclaimed an African-American woman at a rally for Hillary Clinton in Charlotte on October 4th—stipulating those extra vowels as testament to her passion for the current first lady, the event's star turn.
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By stipulating that only the passage of a Withdrawal bill — not simply a motion in favor of Johnson's deal — would count as consent, the Letwin amendment effectively forced the prime minister to request an extension from Brussels.
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Speaker Rodrigo Maia told Reuters that car-hailing apps should be regulated by the municipal authorities of each city as proposed in the original bill submitted to his chamber, before lawmakers added amendments stipulating more onerous regulations.
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Public opinion in the run-up to the referendum has been difficult to gauge because of a ban on campaigning, including a law stipulating 10 years in prison for criticizing the draft's content or disrupting the vote.
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On Thursday, ostensibly hoping to shift some of the attention off of himself, Musk put out a call asking Twitter to send him the "dankest memes"—stipulating only that they be "not moths tho," which, come on.
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The Yomiuri newspaper said the main accord will likely be accompanied by a separate document stipulating that Japan, the only country to have suffered a nuclear attack, will suspend nuclear cooperation if India conducts a nuclear test.
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Turns out that although Maggs had shelled out $182 for an "earlybird gentleman's ticket," he had failed to read the small print stipulating that would-be single males needed to provide two character references to guarantee entry.
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Suspecting that the Obama administration wanted to study the idea of deep space exploration to death, a classic bureaucratic maneuver, Congress mandated the Space Launch System, stipulating that it would use legacy shuttle and Saturn V technology.
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During the last few years, health plan issuers have been able to discriminate against patients in need of dialysis, despite the federal requirements stipulating that they cannot take pre-exiting conditions into account when making coverage decisions.
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After a heated debate, delegates at the Christian Democratic Union's (CDU) party congress backed a motion stipulating that 5G suppliers must fulfil a "clearly defined security catalogue, which includes the exclusion of influence by a foreign state".
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In April, Aceh&aposs then-governor Irwandi Yusuf signed a memorandum of understanding with the head of the provincial Law and Human Rights office, stipulating that caning can only take place inside prisons or other places of detention.
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Harris noted that businesses can strengthen security protocols by instituting pat-downs or metal detection devices at entrances; stipulating that music in the location is turned off during an altercation; and training staff regularly to deal with threats.
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The EU has adopted a resolution stipulating that member states must not use development aid to support commercial educational establishments, because they go against the grain of the EU's principles, aligned to the UN's goal of inclusive education.
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MOSCOW, Nov 9 (Reuters) - The Russian government has decided that there should be no exceptions to a new policy stipulating that state companies pay 50 percent of their profit in dividends, Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said on Wednesday.
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The founder of the Ming dynasty, the Hongwu emperor, issued a proclamation, in 1375, stipulating that "every county and village" must have an altar for appeasing wandering ghosts, and that there should be one for every hundred households.
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The city's Commission on Human Rights just announced a new set of guidelines that protects the rights of pregnant employees, as well as stipulating that women cannot be denied entry to bars or clubs just because they're pregnant.
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Moreover, the lottery system does not allocate according to need, although a new rule stipulating that 30 percent of new units must be allocated to women aims to address this by targeting poor, single mothers with little education.
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The United bid has long been regarded as the favorite to win, but questions were raised in April when President Donald Trump appeared to warn countries not to vote against the US, despite FIFA rules stipulating against political influence.
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The data are the first official study of banks' provision of these basic bank accounts in Britain since the Treasury department and nine biggest lenders agreed new guidelines in 2014 stipulating that such accounts should not charge any fees.
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One of the major reasons Asgardia's first parliamentary elections have been so bumpy since they started last September was a bizarre clause in the constitution stipulating that all members of parliament had to be between the ages of 40 and 80.
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Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry's office confirmed the deal on Tuesday after GSK filed papers stipulating to the dismissal of its request that the Supreme Court review a 2017 ruling by the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Philadelphia.
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" The code defines those terms very strictly though, stipulating that those performances must involve "any of the disciplines ... of the fine arts, such as live theater, music, opera, drama, comedy, ballet, modern or traditional dance, and book or poetry readings.
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This year the government introduced new rules, including capping borrowing at less than five times a householder's income and stipulating that buyers of second homes in Oslo must have a deposit of at least 40 percent compared to 15 percent elsewhere.
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Stipulating that if 50 Republicans in the Senate are dedicated to passing major health care legislation, nearly sight unseen, they can and will succeed—just as they succeeded in completing their theft of a Supreme Court seat earlier this year.
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" After stipulating "for the purposes of argument" that white supremacists might be monstrous, Steyn spelled out why Hispanics, not just undocumented immigrants, but American born ones, were a threat: "In Arizona, a majority of the grade school children now are Hispanic.
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"We are limiting the number of visitors, and stipulating that all the health professionals wear a mask when they meet a patient," said Mamy Randria, head of the clinic for infectious diseases at the public hospital of Befelatanana in Antananarivo.
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And he frames his critique generously, stipulating that it isn't laziness that's destroying hillbilly culture but what the psychologist Martin Seligman calls "learned helplessness" — the fatalistic belief, born of too much adversity, that nothing can be done to change your lot.
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Almost 90 percent of maize in South Africa is genetically modified and the country bans commodities with strains not approved by the government and does not allow imports to be stored, stipulating they must be transported immediately from ports to mills.
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The City of Flint has agreed to a timeline stipulating they will have replaced pipe lines in a minimum of 6,000 households by 2018, 12,000 by the next year and finally all 18,000 households by 2020, according to the settlement.
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He refused an early release from North Vietnam offered after his father, John S. McCain Jr., was named commander of all U.S. forces in the Vietnam theater, stipulating that every POW captured before him would have to be released as well.
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Following a sharp spike in prices, a French regulation — "decree 2020-197" — was introduced, stipulating that the price of sanitizing gel shouldn't surpass $2.22 per 50 milliliters, $3.33 per 100 milliliters, $5.54 per 300 milliliters and $16.60 for one liter.
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In other words, blackface is a form of "white knowing" (in reality, of white unknowing), of white projection, and of stipulating through performance of what it means to be black by way of lies about what it means to be white.
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But in 2015, City Hall officials, fed up with the proliferation of black market dispensaries, including some selling to minors, passed tough regulations stipulating, among other things, that shops must be about 1,000 feet from schools, community centers or other outlets.
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So, what can you do if you love keeping clean with wet wipes (hey, all parents know that there's no law stipulating they're just for babies) but want to avoid the risk of causing damage to your toilet and the environment?
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ABERDEEN, Scotland (Reuters) - A promise in a bond issued by Aberdeen city stipulating that investors can demand their money back early if the country leaves Britain is the starkest sign yet of investor nervousness over the prospect of Scottish secession.
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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed a claim construction ruling that led to Colorado-based Fiber LLC stipulating that Ciena, Nokia, Finisar Corp, Lumentum Holdings Inc, and VIAVI Solutions Inc did not infringe two of its patents.
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On Friday, Qualcomm's advisors at Goldman Sachs began contacting large holders of NXP to ascertain at what price those holders would be willing to sign voting agreements stipulating their support for a deal, according to people familiar with the conversations.
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He told Parliament on Thursday that the agreement "takes back the history of ancient Greek Macedonia" by stipulating that the Balkan nation can have no claim to it, and he accused the political opposition of "trading in patriotism" for suggesting otherwise.
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That service, designed to make the process free for low-income filers individually making less than $34,000 a year, is part of an agreement between tax-filing companies and the IRS stipulating that a free option must be provided for lower-income filers.
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Nothing could separate the players in an intoxicating climax played in a soccer-like atmosphere and the match was already longer than Federer's 25 epic defeat by Rafael Nadal when Wimbledon's new rule stipulating a deciding-set tiebreak at 24-12 kicked in.
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The Coast Guard decommissioned it in 1996, President Clinton designated it a national monument in 2001, and in 2003, the Federal Government sold it to the people of New York for one dollar, stipulating that it not be developed with permanent residences.
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Instead of addressing intensifying violence, U.S. lawmakers saw the Chinese self-ban as a convenient opportunity to extend the 1882 legislation; in 1888 the Scott Act passed, stipulating that even Chinese workers with valid return certificates could not re-enter the United States.
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In such a situation, a contract stipulating real agreement terms will be drawn up alongside another contract that reflects a smaller earnings figure, with the latter document subsequently declared to the authorities to allow for lower tax payment, according to a Reuters report.
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It argues that the government needs to establish a binary definition of gender, particularly for the purposes of enforcing Title IX—the law stipulating that nobody can be discriminated against on the basis of sex in an educational context receiving federal funding.
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The announcement comes after China's top prosecutor on Tuesday issued a regulation stipulating that digital information, including online posts, pictures, social networks, cloud storage, phone records, text messages, electronic payment records and computer processing files can be used as evidence in court.
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That could alleviate federal officials of the need to detain immigrants for longer periods and then be faced with having to remove children in order to comply with a court settlement stipulating that minors cannot be held for more than 20 days.
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Cooking Light covered the study by writing "Why You Really Do Need to Wash Avocados Before Eating Them," and Quartz insisted, "Seriously, Wash Your Avocados Every Time" (despite stipulating that these stats have never manifested in a listeria outbreak tied to avocados).
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In 2008 President George W. Bush signed an agreement with Hanoi stipulating that Vietnamese refugees who entered the United States before 1995 would not be sent back to Vietnam, even if they had committed crimes that normally would have led to deportation.
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The House Democrats' bill would turn back the president's action by stipulating that short-term plans are included in the definition of "individual health insurance coverage" under the Affordable Care Act and therefore must comply with coverage requirements of the health law.
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" On the afternoon of the arrest, Hemesath handed Galloway an unsigned document, drafted from the perspective of Ameen, stipulating that he was waiving his right to a defense and would "agree to be transported in custody, as soon as possible, to Iraq.
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" Cooper's ruling cited an American Action Network ad – backed by a $1.1 million buy – stipulating that three Democratic House candidates had worked with then-Speaker Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) to give "free healthcare to illegal immigrants" and "even Viagra for convicted sex offenders.
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As such, Hunt wants a provision added to his contract (and, we assume, everyone else's contract—Hunt being a pro-fighter's union man, after all) stipulating that if a fighter is caught cheating, that fighter forfeits his entire purse to his opponent.
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On Friday, the Supreme Court said it had suspended a law stipulating no public servant can earn more than President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who has slashed his own pay to 21,22018 pesos ($2255,2300) a month, less than half that of his predecessor.
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They adopted a new policy stipulating that the chasing officer — who is usually tired and angry, for understandable reasons, by the time the suspect gives up — would not be the one to touch the suspect, leaving the job to backup officers who'd be less emotional.
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ECB policymakers will next meet on March 8 and sources close to the process said no big change is likely, but a discussion may be reopened about dropping the bank's easing bias - part of its guidance stipulating its readiness to increase bond buys if needed.
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A resolution plan stipulating the resolution process in Japan has not yet been made public by the Financial Services Agency, but Fitch believes it is highly likely that Japan would adopt a Single Point of Entry approach, with MUFG being the groups' resolution entity.
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The gist is this: powerful actors and film makers could use their star power to get a studio to hire more women, gay people, disabled people and people from racial minorities to the cast and crew by stipulating it as a rider in their contract.
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A resolution plan stipulating the resolution process in Japan has not yet been made public by the Financial Services Agency, but Fitch views it as highly likely that Japan would adopt a Single Point of Entry approach, with MUFG being the groups' resolution entity.
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For a second Trump-Kim summit to happen, Washington needs a well-constructed plan, stipulating North Korean actions to substantiate its end of the agreement to make the peninsula "free from nuclear weapons and nuclear threats" — no more half-baked, noncommittal, loophole-ridden agreements.
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The most recent update to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, which was published in 2017, contains an important revision, stipulating that gender nonconformity should not be categorized as a mental disorder—a stigma that the trans community has long sought to counter.
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When it changed the law — a move it made under pressure from international critics who said the rules discriminated against women — the government added the clause stipulating that children with dual citizenship would have to choose between their passports by the time they turned 22.
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On March 16, the DOD implemented new rules for who can enter the building itself, stipulating 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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In February, the commission sought to end the practice of allowing law enforcement officers with minimal training in bloodstain-pattern analysis to testify in Texas, stipulating that such analysis must be performed by an accredited organization if it is to be allowed in court.
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Customs and Border Protection should therefore also issue a follow-up guidance note stipulating that goods produced in Israeli settlements do not fall under the purview of the FTA and will henceforth face import duties assessed at the same rates as for non-FTA imports.
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But banks large and small have come together to support a bill in Congress, the SAFE Banking Act, that would legalize marijuana banking by stipulating that the proceeds of a state-sanctioned marijuana business would not be considered illegal under federal anti-money-laundering laws.
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Wednesday's Supreme Court action, which reinstated a U.S. policy stipulating that migrants crossing another country en route to the United States must apply for asylum in that country, will likely exacerbate the demand in Mexico, said Andres Ramirez, head of the Mexican refugee agency, COMAR.
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Following a U.S. complaint, Ottawa this month said it planned to drop a clause stipulating that bidders in the multibillion dollar race to supply 88 jets must offer a legally binding guarantee to give Canadian businesses 100% of the value of the deal in economic benefits.
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It is not clear how many supporters IPOB has, but Mr Kanu attracted huge crowds to his family residence after his release on bail in April (despite the bail conditions stipulating he should not hold rallies or be seen in a crowd of over ten people).
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The pluralistic structure of old-school nominations — especially in the Democratic side, where a rule stipulating that nominees had to win two-thirds of delegates held up for 100 years — protected the veto power of the states that became the Confederacy and the Jim Crow South.
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As well as going on to fine Google €1.49BN for AdSense antitrust breaches, the Commission's enforcement decision requires that Google does not include any other restriction "with an equivalent effect" in its contracts, as well as stipulating that it must not reinstate the earlier abusive clauses.
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The EU sources said the customs arrangement option included clauses to ensure a "level playing field" by stipulating the UK would have to align itself with EU rules on state aid and competition, environment and labour standards - anathema to hardline Brexiteers in her divided Conservative Party.
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On the other hand, critics have argued that the 14th amendment, one of three amendments adopted after the Civil War, makes the ERA redundant by stipulating that all persons have "equal protection of the law," even though it does not specifically guarantee equal treatment across sexes.
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In addition, in May, the U.K. Parliament passed an amendment—sponsored by the Labour peer Alfred Dubs, who was evacuated from Czechoslovakia as part of the Kindertransport, in 218—stipulating that the government accept an unspecified number of unaccompanied refugee children from other countries in Europe.
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The EU sources said the customs arrangement option included clauses to ensure a "level playing field" by stipulating the UK would have to align itself with EU rules on state aid and competition, environment and labor standards - anathema to hardline Brexiteers in her divided Conservative Party.
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On Thursday, Seattle Municipal Court Judge Ed McKenna handed down the ruling, stipulating that Hansen, 52, must pay a $43 fine, abstain from drugs and alcohol until June 27, 2019, and not have any contact or come within 500 feet of the Uber driver, according to court records.
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I know that years ago Johns got copies of Conner's films directly from the artist, as we talked about the proviso that came with them stipulating that these VHS tapes — which came in a signed edition — were not to be shown publicly, they were meant for home use only.
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In other cities, the company has convinced regulators to allow it to hide its ridership data — Uber's agreement with Boston requires the city to keep Uber's ridership data under wraps, even stipulating that the company will pay the city's litigation costs in a fight to keep that data confidential.
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As someone who leans to the Democratic Party, I have no problem stipulating that all of the previous Republican presidential candidates in my voting lifetime — Ford, Reagan, the elder Bush, Dole, the younger Bush, McCain and Romney — every one of them was, at his core, a decent person.
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The agency has also insisted on special controls, including a warning statement explaining the test's limitations in lay terms stating that a negative test does not rule out other genetic mutations associated with cancer risk, and stipulating that the tests should not be used to determine medical treatment.
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It would also make some asylum-seekers who pass through Guatemala ineligible for protection in the US. (Read the deal itself here.) Critics say the preliminary arrangement endangers asylum seekers and may violate a court ruling stipulating that Morales cannot enter any "safe third" agreement without congressional approval.
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The ruling called for "proportionality," stipulating that only older models with the highest emissions could be subject to such bans and that other considerations had to be taken into account, but automakers warned that allowing individual cities to set their own rules could result in confusion for drivers.
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Customs and Border Protection should issue a follow-up guidance note stipulating that Israeli settlement products should be affirmatively labeled as such in order for U.S. consumers to make informed moral decisions about whether they wish to support businesses complicit in and benefiting from Israel's ongoing dispossession of Palestinians.
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The Justice Department also added new safeguards: requiring local authorities to provide additional detail justifying the probable cause for seizure; mandating new training of state and local law enforcement; and stipulating that federal prosecutors approve certain seizures, including those of cash under $10,000, to curb fraud and abuse.
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This all changed when Germany decided to suspend EU rules stipulating that asylum seekers must be processed in the first member state in which they arrived, and Merkel famously declared that Germany had a responsibility to take in as many refugees as it had to, dismissing concerns by repeatedly stating.
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Such measures include delayed implementation of the World Trade Organization Trade Facilitation Agreement in 2014 and adoption of a National Capital Goods Policy in May this year that critics say uphold high trade barriers, such as rules stipulating foreign capital goods manufacturers to source 30 to 40 of their inputs domestically.
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Having first demanded new rules stipulating that 50 percent of automotive content under NAFTA must be from the United States, Trump's negotiators have changed tack and are now pushing a plan to try to ensure that a certain percentage of work in the industry is sourced from "high salary" areas.
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A trigger would, in essence, ask those ardent supply-siders to put their money where their mouth is and insert a legislative provision stipulating that if growth doesn't come in as strongly as tax cutters anticipate, the cuts themselves will be rolled back to prevent an out-of-control deficit.
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" The announcement posted in r/The_Donald also sets guidelines for the quarantine to be lifted, stipulating that its moderators "unambiguously communicate that violent content is unacceptable" and tell its members that "reporting is a core function of Reddit and is essential to maintaining the health and viability of the community.
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And yet in keeping with the Trump-era rule stipulating that ''the enemy of the enemy of the people is my friend,'' the mockery directed at this blandly ubiquitous greenroom denizen — just the kind of Washington political hack Trump ran against — propelled him to a golden status with ''the base.
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While the age appropriate design code is focused on protecting children it is applies to a very broad range of online services — with the regulator noting that "the majority of online services that children use are covered" and also stipulating "this code applies if children are likely to use your service" [emphasis ours].
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Japanese women took to social media in November to insist on the right to wear spectacles at work after reports employers were imposing bans, the latest outcry against strict office dress codes that included forcing women to wear high heels, stockings and makeup, and even stipulating what colour hair they can have.
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She instead negotiated a deal with Universal Music Group that not only granted her the rights to everything she would create under the label but also included a clause in her contract stipulating that "any sale of [UMG&aposs] Spotify shares result in a distribution of money to their artists, non-recoupable."
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Farhadi is an Iranian citizen, and on January 27 — about a month before the awards are scheduled to take place — President Donald Trump signed an executive order on refugees stipulating that for the next 90 days, the US will not take any immigrants or visa holders from seven "majority-Muslim countries," including Iran.
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I will gladly sign a consent form for use of my cells, but only if it genuinely makes me and all our fellow citizens true partners by stipulating in legally enforceable language that a clearly specified (and nonnegligible) portion of all commercial drug profits derived from government-sponsored research pass directly to the care and medication of the sick.
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To reassure his junior partners that they would get a full five-year term in power -- and that the Conservatives wouldn't try to ditch them if they outstripped them in the polls midterm -- then-Prime Minister David Cameron agreed to pass the Fixed Term Parliaments Act, stipulating that Parliaments should last no more nor less than five years.
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Trump has pushed to shrink the Education Department's footprint via an executive order targeted at instances "where the Federal Government has unlawfully overstepped state and local control," proposed more than $9 billion in cuts to the education budget, tempered Obama regulations targeting for-profit universities, and rescinded Obama's civil rights directive stipulating expansive accommodations for transgender students.
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A current bill in Michigan proposes to address neonatal vitamin K administration in the state's public health code and includes a clause stipulating that all cases of suspected or confirmed vitamin K deficiency bleeding in infants be reported to the state's public health department (full disclosure: I provided expert advice during the drafting of this bill).
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Susan CollinsSusan Margaret CollinsCook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy Trump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move MORE (R-Maine) that Republicans will seek a waiver to the "paygo" budget rules stipulating that tax cuts must be offset by other revenue increases or mandatory spending cuts.
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In a meeting on Tuesday, November 12, the Egyptian parliament's legislative and constitutional affairs committee approved a new article for the existing law on the protection of antiquities (law No. 117 of 1983), stipulating that smuggling or selling antiquities abroad without permission will be punished by imprisonment and a fine between EGP 2003 million (~$62,000) and EGP 10 million (~$620,000).
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In addition to stipulating that rape kits must be tested in a timely manner and held indefinitely unless the victim requests otherwise, House Resolution 230 would urge every state to give survivors the right to know the results of their rape kit and the right to a sexual assault counselor, among other crucial guarantees that would improve the likelihood of prosecuting rapists.
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But as more details about the disaster emerged, the national anguish was mixed with rage A government minister said the school did not abide by public safety regulations stipulating that students must be kept away from waterways, and the approval that the school received from the Education Ministry was for a trip to a different destination in Jordan's eastern desert.
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Former President Ronald Reagan issued the "six assurances" in 2628, stipulating that the U.S. will not set an end date to arms sales to Taiwan, would not alter the Taiwan Relations Act, would not hold consultations with China over arms sales to Taiwan, would not mediate between Taiwan and China, would not pressure Taiwan to negotiate with China and would not formally recognize Chinese sovereignty over Taiwan.
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He insisted that the coalition members agree to language stipulating that the country's participation in the bloc was excluded from increased forms of direct democracy, effectively forcing the far-right party to drop its long-held call for a referendum on the E.U. He also insisted that the far-right abandon its desire to set up a "home security" ministry, warning the country must be mindful of its Nazi past.
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New York state election law is popularly understood to include what is often referred to as a "full-face ballot" requirement, stipulating that all candidates for all offices in an election be presented simultaneously, as part of a single display — the sort of idea a person might propose if he had never seen a book, or had only ever experienced music as a second-long cacophonous burst of every note simultaneously.
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Sensing that Roof's violent rampage would spur a renewed sense of urgency to remove Confederate monuments, the Republican supermajority passed a law stipulating that, for a government body to remove a monument from a public space, or even update it to include a more historically accurate plaque, it would have to file a request with the North Carolina Historical Commission, a board whose members were appointed by the General Assembly.
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The ICO's code is comprised of 15 standards of what it calls "age appropriate design" — which the regulator says reflects a "risk-based approach", including stipulating that setting should be set by default to 'high privacy'; that only the minimum amount of data needed to provide the service should be collected and retained; and that children's data should not be shared unless there's a reason to do so that's in their best interests.
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Fortunately Congress did limit the substance of these alerts — to "natural disasters, acts of terrorism, and other man-made disasters or threats to public safety", further stipulating that: Except to the extent necessary for testing the public alert and warning system, the public alert and warning system shall not be used to transmit a message that does not relate to a natural disaster, act of terrorism, or other man-made disaster or threat to public safety.
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For instance, a bill stipulating that the party affiliation of judges up for election be listed on the ballot comes on the heels of the party losing its conservative majority in the state's Supreme Court––a loss many Republicans have blamed on a state Board of Elections error that listed a liberal justice on the ballot before the conservative incumbent, which may have caused some who voted a straight Republican ticket to blindly vote against their interests.
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The playfully pugilistic flack who has worked for the House Budget Committee and the House Republican Conference and the US Trade Representative; the sarcastic Irish-Catholic who pops up at D.C. social events, teasing colleagues and reporters, stipulating that everything is "off the record" before telling everyone something a little closer to the honest truth; the Navy reservist who wears a rainbow bracelet from his kids that says "Dad" and can be found manning the ice luge at Bonjean's annual Christmas party.
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Here are a few of their targets: a Fair Pay and Safe Workplaces Executive Order requiring prospective federal contractors to disclose labor-law violations; a Fair Labor Standards Act regulation stipulating that employers pay salaried employees overtime if they make $47,476 or less per year; the EPA's Clean Water Rules clarification that protects our nation's water; an EPA Clean Power Plan rule that helps mitigate toxic pollution; and a Treasury Department regulation designed to close loopholes that businesses exploit to avoid paying their fair share of taxes.
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The orders signed so far include: giving the go-ahead to two oil pipelines, stipulating that they should use American steel in their construction; withdrawing from the Trans-Pacific Partnership; dismantling the rules that underpin Obamacare; freezing most hiring in the federal workforce; speeding environmental reviews on infrastructure projects; extending a wall along the border with Mexico; broadening the definition of offences that can lead illegal migrants to be deported; cutting grants for "sanctuary cities", which are reluctant to deport most immigrants; and increasing the number of border-patrol agents.
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First he responds to the unsurprising news that Brock Lesnar, who defeated him at UFC 200, had joined two of Hunt's most recent opponents in testing positive for performance-enhancing drugs by declaring a one-man push for a fighters union, then he threatens the UFC with a lawsuit if the promotion doesn't change its anti-doping policies and demands they put a provision in all his future contracts stipulating that a doping fighter forfeit all his earnings over to him, Hunt, rather than some nameless, faceless athletic commission.
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