Sentence examples similar to rigid stipulation from inspiring English sources
Overall, our findings point definitively to the folly of taking a one-size-fits-all approach to HIV-prevention and suggests that rigid donor agency stipulations regarding the activities that they fund may undermine the local expertise of implementing NGOs.
The IOM report recommends that Congress remove these stipulations, stating that "rigid budgetary allocations" have "limited PEPFAR's ability to tailor its activities in each country to the local epidemic".
Einstein argued that the question concerning the nature of spacetime geometry becomes an empirical question only on certain pro tem stipulations regarding the "practically rigid body" of measurement (pro tem in view of the inadmissibility in relativity theory of the concept "actually rigid body").
Such stipulations could strangle candidates into rigid positions, positions not many seem inclined to break.
On the other hand, we may introduce a term with the stipulation that it is to be a rigid designator referring to whatever object actually satisfies the description.
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.
Under the stipulations that admissible models make all individual constants rigid designators and that I P,w) ⊆ Don, the standard free logic PFL, together with the modal axioms and rules appropriate to whatever structure we assign to R, is sound and complete on this semantics.
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.
His letter contained 'one stipulation'.
That was another stipulation.
