It seems that I can adequately answer the parallel question in the modal case by saying that I am stipulating that, when I say that there is some possible world in which Russell is a playwright, the relevant individual in the possible world (if there is one) is Russell (and not some other potential or actual playwright).
At the end of the day, he has to negotiate contracts with the BBC and, if that is what they are stipulating, that is what we have to abide by".
Ned Rorem told me once that my music was most effective when it was simple, stipulating that writing complicated music was a lot easier than not.
With each of these collaborators a contract was signed stipulating that patient consent was available from local IRB and/or the competent IRB/EC authorizations were obtained to provide us with the patient samples for research purposes.
Microsoft, according to another PC executive, is also stipulating that its sticker must be an inch or so away from the promotional sticker of Intel, the leading microprocessor maker.
Reich was given his visa, but a royal decree was issued stipulating that anyone wanting to practice psychoanalysis needed a licence, and it was understood that Reich would not be given one.
A new rule was introduced stipulating that the pitcher's mound be 60 feet away from home plate.
In order to stop countries blocking public access by making it prohibitively expensive, a provision was added stipulating that user fees should not exceed the register's administration costs.The inclusion of vehicles other than companies is important, and controversial in some quarters.
(General Scowcroft, a retired Air Force officer, is also a member of the panel examining National Security Council operations today). Congress didn't buy that either, last year reducing to 50 the number of MX's to be acquired and stipulating that funds for no more be voted until the Administration came back with proposal for an invulnerable base.
"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.
It also included a provision, standard in the publisher's contracts, imposing a two-year moratorium on translations after the original was published — and stipulating that a translation could be released only if the publisher felt satisfied its quality wouldn't "diminish the author's reputation".
