Two possible stipulations to mitigate the risk of individuals taking advantage of this benefit would be to deed the property with a no-sale clause for the first 10 years (preventing home flippers) and keeping the property owner-occupied (otherwise the loan would adjust to normal market rates).
Landmark status also required them to preserve or to restore as much of the structure as possible, a stipulation that ultimately worked in their favor.
In essence, this paper argues that achieving high material and energy recovery quotas of de-polluted cars is possible if the limiting stipulation of 5 and 10% energy recovery (for 2006 and 2015, respectively) is dropped from legislation.
To avoid worrying about stipulations and possible fees, Perry suggests purchasing a fully refundable ticket.
Don't hold your breath.Despite China's earlier stipulations, a rapprochement is possible.
So that means it's not possible, if we've made these stipulations in the first place, to have a case where l equals 1.
Underlying ordinary PC is the intuitive idea that every proposition is either true or false, an idea that finds its formal expression in the stipulation that variables shall have two possible values only namely, 1 and 0. (For this reason the system is often called the two-valued propositional calculus).
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.
Those seeking to establish a NHS complementary therapy service might be well-advised to meet as many of the stipulations of a 'NHS friendly' model as possible, recognising that its full realisation is inherently impossible.
Plausibly, in this circumstance 'Petrarch' is also rigid de jure and not de facto: after all, it is by stipulation or design that the term refers, in all possible worlds, to the same item.
Haugeland (2005, 422) complains that this interpretation clashes unhelpfully with Heidegger's identification of care as the Being of Dasein, given Heidegger's prior stipulation that Being is always the Being of some possible entity.
