Sentence examples for Shared premises from inspiring English sources

Shared premises are thought to be a critical enabling factor for effective interdisciplinary care, to " enhance information transaction, facilitate communication, and increase personal familiarity" (p143 [ 27]).

In response, Hayes has increased the magazine's focus on reporting, he said, less for the purpose of winning debates than to rescue a sense of shared premises.

The involvement of Neil Moore, who until late last year shared premises with the QC at 23 Essex Street chambers, was raised with Mrs Saunders by senior police officers, The Times added.

But it's one thing for Catholics in a Catholic culture, possessed of shared premises and shared moral ideals, to accept a certain amount of "do as I say, not as I do" from their pastors and preachers.

Despite those shared premises the alternative universes of hard left and right then begin to diverge, since the neocons call for intervention while the left that traditionally approves of anti-imperialist kleptocrats and autocrats thinks intervention is already taking place.

The Court's citation of Hodgson as reflecting Justice Kennedy's and Justice O'Connor's "shared premises," ante, at 35-36, isimilarlyly inexplicable, since the word "undue" was never even used in the former's opinion in that case.

But if one accepts that shared premise, Western and Asian dance subsequently diverged.

In other words, the shared premise is that the US government must continue to wage unlimited, permanent war, and the only debate is whether that should happen under a new law or the old one.

"I was really lucky to find a shared premise.

At the same time, this procedure evokes the standard Gricean mode of explanation: granted the operation of the Cooperative Principle and, more broadly, the shared premise of rationality, we reinterpret apparent violations of valid principles or maxims so as to conserve the assumption that one's interlocutor is a rational and cooperative agent.

Their shared premise was that, basically, capitalism will save us even if the government decides to ignore the most pressing problem facing humanity.