It appears to have the money to build its own space and sustain itself, one of the corporation's basic stipulations.
Reading through the Olympic host contract — the document that cities must sign if they want the Games — it might be easy to overlook Basic Principle No. 4. The stipulation, which covers "joint and several obligations," takes up only two paragraphs amid 80 or so pages.
It would have been odd for a logician to deny the existence of logical truths or the role of stipulations, which are basic to the construction of formal systems, which suggests that he may not have actually defeated the idea of analyticity, after all (Fetzer 1990 , 1993.
One kind of categorial change, however, is excluded from the manifest image by stipulation: the addition to the framework of new concepts of basic objects by means of theoretical postulation.
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
In 2016, Iowa ended its cosmetology-license requirement for hair braiders, allowing them instead to pass basic health-and-sanitation exams with the state; Nebraska, too, recently ended its laborious stipulation of 2,100 hours of cosmetology training for natural hair braiders.
Basic wants consumers to do as they please with her figure, with the only stipulation being that she be allowed to "track and document these uses in order to create a dialogue between the market and the project".
If the stipulation is to continue to control the case, the Universitys program in its basic structure must be found consistent with the First Amendment.
His letter contained 'one stipulation'.
That was another stipulation.
