major premise

This is the major premise on which belief and practice are based.

A sign that we haven't chosen the major premise well.

The true basis of the decision is often an "inarticulate major premise" outside the law.

The Northern Dimension is a major premise in the political field.

Your major premise, however, is: he's a dangerous kind of man."

Major premise All innate human desires have objects that exist.

His argument was based on two major premises; the inherent goodness of man, and the basic human need for approval.

"The major premise for tactics is the development of operations that will maintain a constant pressure upon the opposition."

It appears in the major premise along with the middle term and not the minor term.

The major premise of the article is the prevalence today of relation as against transaction.

Major premise: Nothing is better than eternal happiness.

Major premise: All that touches the pen, touches the paper.

If one began with fear and hate as the major premise, one would have to go on the conclusion."

The major premise is universal; the minor premise and the conclusion are particular.

Major premise: in Spain there are funds without legal personality, established for the payment of retirement benefits.

Each insisted on establishing a major premise, a minor premise and a conclusion.

"What is the major premise of anthropology?"

My major premise that the will of the Vietnamese people should decide the question of just and unjust cause remained firm.

Mr. Kelman's major premise takes issue with assaults on government from both right and left.

The first principle of chiropractic philosophy is called the Major Premise:

"The major premise supporting the city's argument is the proposition that commercial speech has only a low value," Justice Stevens said.

He is there, major premise.

Major premise: All men are mortal.

But he also said one of its major premises, that new airlines would enter the market if established carriers raised prices too high, has become ineffective.