Sentence examples similar to stipulated language from inspiring English sources
The notion of accessibility is crucial to DRT's account of anaphora, and it is important to note that it is not stipulated, but is entailed by the semantics of the DRS language.
But Quine explicitly allowed for the existence of the class of logical truths (such as "No unmarried man is married") as narrowly analytic sentences and their relationship to broadly analytic sentences (such as "No bachelor is married"), when the definitional relationship between them has been suitably stipulated (as in "bachelor =df unmarried, adult male" in a language framework L).
When Carnap tries to specify a precise sense in which arithmetic is a "consequence" of a conventionally stipulated linguistic framework, the first incompleteness theorem forces him to employ a meta-language containing mathematics that goes beyond arithmetic (so as to ensure the bivalence of arithmetical truth).
Expect a quick stipulated dismissal.
Further stipulated: No "Jerusalem" here.
These conditions are not stipulated.
A Stipulated Definition of Ideology.
The stipulated subject was "external body parts".
("No brokers or bankers," Crowninshield stipulated).
