Sentence examples for can stipulate from inspiring English sources

To be sure, one can stipulate that they do so, perhaps using that stipulation as part of the implicit definition of propensities.

"If we can stipulate it's probably a lot, then let's see what we can do about it".

We can stipulate that carbonara is not health food, but now and then, it's hard to resist.

But we can stipulate this: Anything played in a drugstore in the last 10 years is off limits.

Having practiced cardiology in both full-time academia as well as several private practice settings for more than 20 years, I can stipulate this with almost absolute certainty.

Manufacturers can stipulate that a clothing label must be tried on "in a positive manner," or candy or hamburgers have to be eaten "judiciously".

"We can all stipulate that the safest place in the world is a totalitarian dictatorship," Justice Scalia said.

There has also been talk of imposing minimum trade sizes, an idea strongly opposed by most investors since they can already stipulate a minimum when submitting orders.

We can conventionally stipulate that we will henceforth obey a certain inference rule.

Human beings are finite, so we can explicitly stipulate only a finite number of statements.

For it seems that we can simply stipulate that the individual in question is Bertrand Russell (Kripke 1980, 44).