These include general claims broader than the science, definitions which are stated as stipulations and not as assertions, and a claim that the basic entities 'exist'exist
Since a definition does not assert or deny, Aristotle probably intends us to understand definitions as stipulations or as defining expressions which are equivalent in some way to the defined term.
They show themselves readily able to suspend such stipulations as soon as a new episode of pretense begins the bricks that represent bananas or sandwiches in one game can without difficulty come to represent bars of soap or pillows in the next game.
Thaemlitz calls bullshit on the law's revisions by claiming that many individuals have been largely left out of the conversation, preventing them from truly reaping any real benefits from the law's new stipulations, as well ultimately being pushed to the side.
Accordingly, use of an (as it were mere) potentiality (dunamis) in the definition of motion, which disappears once the corresponding property is actualised, should be viewed as introducing a further restriction along the same lines as the stipulations in the Prior Analytics about the possible.
Amy Linney, general manager of the bookstore, said that when Mr. Gingrich and former Gov. Mike Huckabee of Arkansas held far smaller book signings at the store, "there weren't as many stipulations".
The thin conception, often associated with the legal scholars Albert Venn Dicey and Joseph Raz, advocates the view that the rule of law is fulfilled by adhering to formal procedures and requirements, such as the stipulations that all laws be prospective, clear, stable and constitutionally enacted, and that the parties to legal disputes are treated equally and without bias on the part of judges.
Many will regard the IOC's stipulations as moot as Conlan has now turned professional, while Donnelly and Fowler are also expected to join the paid ranks.
The government is said to be making efforts to implement a national strategy to reduce economic vulnerability, including the development of a national BCP, as well as other stipulations in its long-term national plan referred to as Wawasan 2035 (Brunei Darussalam Government 2011b).
"I truly hate the word," she said recently, a complaint uttered first in a telephone call from London and repeated from 35,000 feet above the Atlantic as she flew to the South of France for Christmas (as a stipulation of the Guinness-Niarchos divorce settlement, her children spend the holidays with their father's family).
Thus Sher's proposal can only be understood as a stipulation that if one of a pair of coreferential rigid designators counts as a logical constant, the other does too.
