Ofcom says the stipulation is needed to ensure that during an emergency people can summon help as quickly as possible.
Protection was the stipulation that if the market price of Sharp stock fell below the contracted price, the deal could be renegotiated.
The only real string attached to US aid is the stipulation that no US financial assistance can be used to finance Hamas.
Outsiders new to this ritual could be forgiven for thinking that written into the rules is the stipulation that Queensland should always win.
Do smaller banks have the ability to get money with the stipulation that they loan it out so that we can get the economy moving again?
Damascus agreed to the cease-fire at Thursday's deadline but has not fulfilled the stipulation that it also withdraw its security personnel and heavy weapons from populated areas.
The referendum, which gained 52% support, called for the state's constitution to be amended to include the stipulation that "only marriage between a man and a woman is valid or recognised".
But the stipulation under the law is for the prior art to be sufficient to negate or invalidate the Apple patents in this case, it had to be sufficiently similar or, more importantly, it had to be interchangeable.
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As part of the stipulation, Comcast, which has been hard at work flogging its own anywhere, anytime multimedia service, will be able to maintain an equity stake in Hulu without having any day to day control over the site.
When he died in 1951, his will reconfirmed the terms of the indenture, including the stipulation that nothing could ever be moved or changed, to protect his legacy, but also to foreclose any attempt by the Philadelphia art establishment to take over the collection, no longer underappreciated and now enormously valuable.
Okay, with these two meanings in mind, in fact, in the same document, there is also the stipulation which is - which has been in the past, the old defunct constitution about Islam being the religion - the religion of state and the principles of shariah being the main source of legislation.
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The greatest stipulation was that the raw kernel of Windows 8, the Windows NT kernel, which is the sweet-spot for true innovation, would not be accessible to Nokia.
The only stipulation is that the city will split any net revenue with Roski, but the lease definition of net revenue is creative enough that the city may never see a dime.
The treaty did eventually become legally binding, in February 2005, when the 55 percent emissions stipulation was met by Russian ratification (the 55 countries stipulation had been met in 2002).
The Sharia stipulation banning interest, though, is the one that poses the most problems for modern finance.
Perhaps the most contested stipulation of the Affordable Care Act is the requirement for certain businesses to provide healthcare coverage to their full-time employees.
The one stipulation of what seemed to be an anything-goes exam was that students not speak with one another.
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The key stipulation of this survey is that it asks you to focus on books that you actually purchased for yourself.
The collection is owned by the Barnes Foundation, established in 1922 under a legal arrangement called an indenture of trust, with the specific stipulation that everything was always to remain exactly as it was in Dr. Barnes's lifetime.
One of the big issues is whether the shops meet a stipulation that allows the home maven to sell goods in Martha Stewart Living stores.
Judge Oing will have to decide whether the shops meet a stipulation that allows the home maven to sell goods in Martha Stewart Living stores.
There was one difference between the two documents: a stipulation in the plant manager's version saying Casas would have to buy the special fire-retardant uniforms for his 85 workers if he ever decided to quit Cintas.
Worried that videogames would turn him into a couch potato, the parents' stipulation was their son could only play when the treadmill was moving.
Recently, the Democrats added a new stipulation: the agreements should only be approved if tied to the renewal of an expensive job training program for displaced American workers, which is of questionable value.
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So the seven-year stipulation isn't a requirement to automatically repeat the exercise, but a minimum period which must elapse between border polls.
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Orlando Sanford has submitted a request to the TSA to reconsider its application, under a stipulation outlined in the bill, Dale said.
In areas with no constitutional status, officials told BBC Newsnight the local council would hold the funds on behalf of the neighbourhood group and wait for a stipulation on how that neighbourhood would like the funds to be spent.
His freedom had been a stipulation for the hostages being freed, the BBC's Frank Gardner said.
One stipulation of the new mandate was that a Ford worker needed permission from a Ford executive if he wanted to get his own automobile.
There will likely be a stipulation that the Players Association recertify.
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