Sentence examples for we just stipulate from inspiring English sources

E.g., in dynamic predicate logic we take the meaning of horse as given without saying what constitutes the subject's having the concept of horse; we just stipulate the subject has it.

Can we just stipulate that each of the candidates devoutly loves this country, since there's no way to disprove otherwise?

• Let's just stipulate up front that Scott blew it.

In response, one might just stipulate that what is under consideration are two always-disjoint blocks, and then insist that the case remains conceivable, so described.

I could keep going, but the conclusion is already clear, so let's just stipulate it.

More significant, though it is not the critic's job to write about the play the playwright didn't write, is that a young woman's happening to fall in love with her fiancé's mother seems to demand examining and not just stipulating.

Unlike Hume, instead of just stipulating an empiricism that is too weak to justify the most important kind of knowledge, Kant concluded that Hume's empiricism fails and set upon the task of building a better epistemology.

You don't even need an act of Congress to do this one: We just need to stipulate that any financial institution participating in the $700 billion bonanza not charge more in interest rates and fees than credit card issuers did in 1981.

For it seems that we can simply stipulate that the individual in question is Bertrand Russell (Kripke 1980, 44).

"Let me just stipulate, you're not Eric Holder, are you?" asked Cornyn.

It's generally a good plan, but let's just stipulate now that whatever political party does not hold the White House will call this a bailout.