Sentence examples for appropriate stipulations from inspiring English sources
Syntactic and semantic questions about a natural language are settled by and large through empirical investigation; syntactic and semantic questions about an artificial language are settled usually by checking what the appropriate stipulations are.
Regulators seem to acknowledge some of the limitations of such written advice in relation to the issue of appropriate intake through making further stipulations about their packaging.
However, the stipulation is driven by an intuition: An appropriate definition of the reduction-predicate should adequately mimic the intuitions that guided the use of the term.
Thus, general stipulations such as 'take all necessary measures' or 'take appropriate steps' were not taken into account in this evaluation.
(The stipulation to untie aid is perhaps the clearest example of this problem, appropriate to rich countries, but at odds with the theory behind south-south co-operation, which emphasises mutual benefit).
But he pointedly reminded county officials that "the stipulation explicitly states that the county 'shall use all available means as appropriate,' including 'pursing legal action,' to address a municipality's failure to act".
Access to JHS biosamples from its genetic or nongenetic biorepository requires appropriate approvals (institutional review board, laboratory, genetics committee, etc) and a signed data and material distribution agreement and is subject to stipulations in the informed consent of each participant.
There are, however, stipulations.
Some stipulations before we eat.
"Stipulations must be binding," he wrote.
