Sentence examples for stipulation from from inspiring English sources

But, as already noted, the meaning or content of symbols used by ordinary computers is usually derived by stipulation from the intentional states of their programmers.

In agreeing to the first adaptation of Kane's work, the only stipulation from the estate was that the opera stayed "faithful to the spirit and integrity of the play", although they acknowledged there would have to be some minor cuts to make space for the music.

Perkins was called into training camp by Coach Bob Bradley, with one stipulation from Perkins's club team in Norway, Valerenga IF Oslo: He would have to return to Scandinavia to take part in a three-day team-building exercise supervised by a unit of the Norwegian Special Forces.

Defining the precise extension of "mindreading" by stipulation from the armchair is not likely to be fruitful.

In its attempt to provide, "in a sense", a construction, the explanation is clearly not of the same kind as Kolmogorov's stipulation from 1932.

But even without pressures and stipulations from the state, foreign companies in China face steep competition from home-grown rivals.

The money will be allocated to operating expenses and audience development as well as other initiatives, according to stipulations from the donor.

One of the stipulations from the band was to include him in the episode.

Compared to Europe and Asia, there was a much stronger focus on how aid was administered, the percentage of aid actually reaching the survivors and stipulations from donors on how money was to be spent.

The private company does not release financials or confirm net revenues, but Gikandi said that the company's profitability was a stipulation for investment from its new backers (unlike the requirements for startups coming from Silicon Valley).

As of February 2015 there is an active appeal by the NJ Division of Rate Counsel to block this stipulation agreement from becoming law.