But the 16-year-old's rather unusual -- and equally fabulous -- hobby has one peculiar stipulation: she needs to continue getting A's in school.
Utterances take time, for one thing, so it would not be possible to insist that all of the premises of an argument share the same context, but this stipulation is needed for logic.
He also suggests that borrowers examine the new lender's commitment letter, so they understand the stipulations that need to be met for refinancing.
First we placed emails inviting participation in a study of 'bullying in the Turkish workplace' to 'bumezbayanlar' and 'humanresourcesturkey' yahoo groups to recruit participants, with no stipulation that one need have directly experienced bullying (thus being open to victims, bystanders and perpetrators).
Instead, they convinced Congress to allocate the $10 million for general interstate needs — a stipulation that was erased when someone dropped Coconut Road into the bill.
Stipulations -- I need you to prescribe what you want me to do.
Some businesses have been advertising job openings with a stipulation that the unemployed need not apply.
"In the world of prosthetics, with so many variables, they need a stipulation for down the road, when we come to the day and age when bionics come to the fore," Frasure said.
The college, made up of two electors from each county and one each from the cities of Baltimore and Annapolis, was limited in its selections only by the stipulation that nine Senators need be from the western shore and six from the eastern shore.
(Note, furthermore, that the claim would not need this further stipulation, and indeed it would have been trivially true if Aristotle had not spoken here about capacities for being in some particular state, but had referred to the special capacities for undergoing change, and not the ones for possessing attributes which characterize a state, reached as the end result of a change.
