This is Donald Nute's axiom system (Nute 1984, 396-399) for David K. Lewis's preferred logic for the counterfactual conditional, VC (Lewis 1973, 132): The last two axioms, MP and CS, correspond to weak and strong centering, respectively (in effect, the stipulation that the actual world is one of the most, or uniquely the most, normal of all worlds).
The Prim agreement covers five years, at $602,000 per year, with a stipulation that it "cannot be canceled or revoked while in effect for any reason" by the union.
The owners decided to stick with the plan already in effect: Buy a few houses a year and rent them out with the stipulation that no children be allowed to live in them.
"Off-The-Record" is the same policy that was supposed to be in effect at the dinner where Michael made his catastrophic remarks, though the BuzzFeed editor who broke the story said he never agreed to that stipulation.
In a stipulation agreement signed earlier this month, state officials conceded that they had no evidence of prior in-person voter fraud, or even any reason to believe that such crimes would occur with more frequency if a voter ID law wasn't in effect.
Stipulations in the A.C.A. that were aimed at reducing overpayments to medical providers are already having some effect.
Some states, like Arizona, face an immediate fiscal conundrum because of stipulations in the law that prohibit them from rolling back their existing Medicaid programs before the required expansion takes effect.
Stipulations in Rosario's release precluded his going to another Big East program.
"They have to see the stipulations in the laws on Aceh," he said.
By far, however, most preferred tenants don't have such specific stipulations in their leases.
