Sentence examples similar to Fundamental stipulations from inspiring English sources
He takes the mind to be a "perceiving, active being" which itself is not "any one of my ideas, but a thing entirely distinct from them, wherein they exist or, which is the same thing, whereby they are perceived" (ibid).. From these stipulations he derives his most fundamental and famous claim (1) that "the existence of an idea consists in being perceived" (ibid).
Though short on specifics, he offered a national dialogue that he suggested could lead to fundamental changes in the Constitution, particularly its stipulation that the ruling Baath Party maintain a monopoly on power.
DOT officials described the proposals as "fundamental and highly constructive" (although that did not stop them adding a few more stipulations of their own).In this section The politics of pay Double-booked Flying the flag Console wars Meandering giants In their own words.
Even then, there is a pile of evidence they have fallen short with their recruitment programme, however difficult it has been to negotiate Uefa's financial fair-play stipulations, and unfortunately for Pellegrini the same applies to his own work and the fundamental reasons why he is being let go at the end of the season with a year to go on his contract.
"This assembly will be designated the p229 Colombian council," stipulated the constitution, "it will have the sole power to make laws for the entire American federation". As in the project of 1790, stipulations resembling those in the United States Constitution were made for the amendment of the fundamental law.
There are, however, stipulations.
