Sentence examples for so stipulate from inspiring English sources
Warning: The most diligent hackers can still nab the data as it moves from the retailer to the payment processor, so stipulate in the contract that the processor must cover any losses or fines that occur if there's a breach in the system, says Litan.
The reason he so stipulates is not that he literally takes forbearances to be actions (as he puts it, they "pass for" actions), but that most everything that he wants to say about actions (in particular, the distinction between voluntary and involuntary actions, and the account of freedom of action) applies pari passu to forbearances (see below).
Even so, Mr. Garcia stipulated from the beginning that he would sing only two shows a week.
Another form of regrouping was the priority when the players arrived in Perth, as many of them will now be staying with their families in apartments rather than in hotels as previously on the tour under the arrangements so carefully stipulated by Flower and his management team.
So let's stipulate that the sky is falling and will continue to do so.
I always know what the thermostat says, so we can stipulate that for \((r',a')\) to be epistemically possible in world \((r,a)\), \(a'\) must equal \(a\).
According to Egyptian state TV, the articles so far passed stipulate the Islam is the religion of the state, and the principles of sharia are the "main source of legislation".
So let's stipulate that in this fall's election, jobs will be issue number one.
So, I gladly stipulate to the notion that we should not yield to those who would shout down a speaker or force cancellation of a provocative presentation.
In ancient Judaism the kind and number of animals for the various sacrifices was carefully stipulated so that the offering might be acceptable and thus fully effective.
So the law stipulates that the mother must publish her name and description, along with the names and descriptions of men whom she cannot locate but with whom she had sex around the time of conception.
