Sentence examples for stipulation may be from inspiring English sources

This latter stipulation may be especially important in the shark fin trade, as shark fishermen are notorious for cutting fins off sharks and releasing them back into the ocean, where they usually die.

She also included, "More rules and stipulations may be added as the project evolves and lessons are learned".

If the sentences are couched within ordinary or philosophical English, so that their truth conditions are not just a matter of stipulation, there may be no resolving the dispute, even among ideally rational philosophers (see §4).

Since the validity of formulas like $\forall x \ Px \rightarrow \exists x Px$ or $\exists x (Px \rightarrow Px)$ is largely a byproduct of what may strike one as an ad hoc stipulation, one may be motivated to expand the range of model-theoretic interpretations in order to allow for a model with an empty domain of discourse.

But such a stipulation may not be legal. .

If you've overpaid, you will get the money back but there may be stipulations.

EU regulations concerning functional foods include a number of practical stipulations about how they may be presented to the consumer in the United Kingdom (Regulations (EC) 258/ 1997, 608/ 2004, 1924/ 2006).

Francesa's greatest weakness may be his self-regard, which he cops to, under the stipulation that it is justified.

Second, the same total theory may be partitioned in more than one way into claims true by stipulation and empirical claims.

Some deals may be legitimate, but they may also be full of hidden costs or stipulations and limitations.

They lay out stipulations regarding the habitability of a property, how rent should be paid, what the security deposit may be used for, and how to resolve disputes.