Sentence examples for a stipulated definition of from inspiring English sources
A Stipulated Definition of Ideology.
Right off, let us agree to a stipulated definition that all so-called investing in common stocks is a form of speculation.
(a)Definition of insanity.
Excess-profits tax, a tax levied on profits in excess of a stipulated standard of "normal" income.
It is an agreement under which a sum is borrowed from an investor at a stipulated rate of interest and repaid after an agreed period of time.
When points driver timed automaton instructs a point to assume a particular position, it expects confirmation within a stipulated amount of time (Signals 2013b).
"They didn't know what a stipulated order of removal was," she said.
For, in the absence of a prior definition of equal times, any motion whatever can be stipulated to be uniform.
A fair definition of the Tehran regime?
A new definition of success.
Trauma experts working in specialized institutions that deal exclusively with traumatized individuals tend to be the main supporters of a formal definition of DTD diagnostic criteria, while professionals working in the general clinical and psychiatric setting remain critical for the reasons stipulated above.
