These are premised on a lot more history in the development of human beings than the things we have been doing.

"Our whole society is premised on the honesty of public officials."

Certainly the music video was premised on short attention spans.

It is not an affirmative right on which a cause of action may be premised.

The entire business is premised on the belief that people absolutely want to own their music.

However, this is premised upon a notion of their independence.

He added that the offer "was not premised on any payments."

Action Training is premised on the belief that anyone can be an agent of change.

For Islam's religious tolerance has always been premised on its own power.

Their plan must be premised on the idea that that is not the case.

This, and enough, premised, I go souse into my personal history.

Nor was there any way of knowing upon which criteria he premised his choice.

The journey was premised on the drought but it touched upon many other things.

"Our whole approach is premised on the idea that we and Japan are becoming more like each other.

His new approach nevertheless will be premised on the theory that "giving away things helps."

When arguments are premised on lies, there is no foundation for debate.

The Democratic approach, he asserted, is "premised on the politics of envy."

"The cases we pursued were premised on finding such misrepresentations."

These systems were premised on early conceptions of multimedia entertainment.

Apparently, then, admission to the club was not premised on fidelity to the film.

The success of the one must not be premised on the collapse of the other.

"If a campaign is premised on personality, then no, I don't think you can stay fresh for a year," he said.

She said the court's verdict "does not alter the national interest and security grounds on which we have premised our decision."

The six-year-old trade talks are premised on a grand compromise.

Traditional economic analysis is premised on the assumption that more is better.

He is often one of the first to leave the premises.

But I have to stand back and question the premise.

And how long have you been in these particular premises?

We will go and see the premises with our own eyes.

Five men were on the premises with her, day and night.

They might not yet even know he'd left the premises.

And for now I will thank you to leave the premises.

His body is still here on the premises, of course.

And really their whole premise is exactly what you were talking about.

Or, even more likely, you have started out on a wrong premise.

I want the lot of you off these premises within five minutes.

Why did she have to take one from these premises?

Then she left the premises and was never heard of again.

They later set up their own company and buy the premises.

The mother house of the order is also on the premises.

In 2003, the school moved to its current premises outside the University.

Especially the question of premises was quite difficult for many years.

Today, the premise is being run by a private company.

Once I got the premise, everything else made sense half a second later.

One of the most important things to think about when you start up in business is your premises.

She could not leave the premises or make phone calls.

The paper said there were three premises for a deal.

The last thing he wanted to do was to test that premise.

Did that mean the other half was on the premises?

Everyone else on the premises has turned up for a meeting.

Once the major premisses have been established the principles fall into place.

The main point, however, is not simply that the premisses are largely matters of choice.

Kant tried to show how they were taken from the three possible major premisses of syllogisms.

The recommendations of the Royal Commission were based upon three premisses.

These key considerations define the most important premisses for the further development of statutory frameworks.

I suspected that he was cheating, that the questions were based on false premisses.

He then provides his responses to each of these premisses, numbered according to the same system (the numbers being utilized throughout the book).

It is in their attitude to agrarian reform that the premisses of liberalism emerge most clearly.

Both seek to argue logically from certain abstract premisses.

Sheep and the I take your premisses themselves Goats.

They do not give commands and they are not premisses from which many or important conclusions follow.

Let us now write out, all together, our two Premisses and our brace of Conclusions.

Why is it of no consequence to us, as Logicians, whether the Premisses are true or false?

But the premisses of action are of two kinds, of the good and of the possible.

Liberal premisses produced divergent theories of empire on different sides of the Atlantic.

Both of these premisses warrant careful examination.

Our programme was, then, to discover some faculty of reasoning about any theme put before us from the most generally accepted premisses that there are.

The premisses of a proof in logic or mathematics entail the conclusions: causes compel their effects.

When models are constructed from such premisses, for example, there is a tendency to view government as a restrictive and even as a repressive agency.

But here we run up against the difficulty that this formulation appears to derive a prescriptive conclusion from two factual premisses.

In 1952 he attained a degree in philosophy for a dissertation "Truth and its ontological premisses".

Altogether, a most unsatisfactory Pair of Premisses!

Some thinkers, accepting both premisses, viz.

This socialist president that people elected under false premisses (or promises) is quickly bankrupting us by spending money that we do not have.

Madam President, the few words I wish to say on this sensitive issue can be summed up by way of two premisses and three specific proposals.