Sentence examples for stipulation one from inspiring English sources

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.

At last, the former Smiths singer agreed, but with one stipulation: on the day he performs, the festival will be meat-free.

One stipulation on this happy situation -- I have yet to actually get any of my graded papers returned to me, so I don't know if I'm actually any good or not... Kinda awkward to be saying that you, my reader, huh?

The guy with the weird collar marries you, you have to step on the glass to make it official, you sacrifice a goat… So, sure, why not add that "one man and one woman" stipulation on top of it all?

She insisted on one stipulation before agreeing to the new venture: "I told Lars that unless a family member ran the business in New York, I didn't want to have a shop there".

Some have speculated that there are enough votes in Congress between Democrats and moderate Republicans to pass a "clean bill" – one without stipulations on dismantling Obamacare – if Boehner would bring it to the floor.

Technically, New York permits them, but only if a winery maintains a physical presence in New York, a stipulation no one currently meets.

The Welsh Office stipulation that one practice per LHG should be selected led to significant delays.

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).

The stipulation that one of the qualitative methods must be seen as supplemental might imply an inadequacy in the primary method, and consequently, that the need for supplemental strategies arises from "a lack of clarity on the conceptual framework of the study" [ 44], p. 281.

I blame you, Cameron, a middle-manager of a prime minister whose ham-fisted leadership was based on one implicit stipulation not to fuck everything up.