Sentence examples for use stipulation from inspiring English sources

While some changes with sugar application were detected, the overall evaluation of all data considered on a weight-of-evidence basis suggests that the use of sugars would "add no significant toxicity to tobacco products and therefore could be considered safe in the context of this use" (stipulation taken from the US Institute of Medicine, 2001).

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But on Hume's definition of a cause (rules 1 3), rules 4 8 are at most useful stipulations (Hume uses "to fix" at 1.3.15.2) that help one identify causal relations.

We recognize that there are objections to the use of stipulation to sidestep these difficult empirical issues.

To be sure, one can stipulate that they do so, perhaps using that stipulation as part of the implicit definition of propensities.

Perhaps there needs to be a little clarification as to the use and stipulations, but I definitely feel safer, and also feel I would rather a drone be used than one of our brave and patriotic men and women.

If you and your spouse can reach an agreement on issues, including asset and debt division, child custody, visitation, and support, you may file a Divorce Stipulation using the OCAP system.

He convinced I.B.M. to sell him used computers with the stipulation that he did not have to pay for them until they were refurbished and sold.

WeddingBook allows vendors to list an advertisement on the site without the "pay-to-play" stipulation commonly used.

Recent NICE guidance, which offers a wider spectrum of first-line biologic treatment options, may help this situation, although the stipulation of using the 'cheapest option' may have a contrary effect, restricting the potential for individualised care.

This use comes with several stipulations - see below.