Sentence examples for Social premises from inspiring English sources

We would also like to thank GayRomeo and Gaydar for fielding the questionnaire; the staff and management at the Mortimer Market Centre and the Archway Sexual Health Clinic; the commercial and social premises that facilitated recruitment for our fieldworkers; and everyone who took part in the study.

I think both the social premise and the technological premise are plausible premises, you know, hundreds of years in the future.

A new post-Thatcherite moderate British centre right would need to be comfortable with a modern Britain that believes several core social democratic premises.

Another area will be to tap further into enterprise applications, many of which are built on social media premises and therefore provide a lot of unstructured data to tackle — 70% unstructured data, according to one estimate from McKinsey.

In North Somerset, the coordination centre was located on social service premises and offered a 'one stop shop' where all needs could be met (i.e. financial assessment, personal care and equipment provision).

The premise: Social Security is bankrupting the country.

DEPENDING on a viewer's age and familiarity with social networks, the premise of "Catfish" will either activate alarm bells or provoke a smile and a platitude about our wonderfully interconnected world.

In the case of Social Security, that premise is doubtful; slow adjustments to the retirement age, tied to changes in life expectancy, along with modest means-testing and protection for those with lower incomes, could right the program without too much pain.

They start with a basic premise: Social justice is concerned with human well-being not only health, but well-being not six distinct, conlydimensions of well-being.

This Digital Social Contract is premised on the agreement that the city will do more for us in exchange for our active and passive contribution.

"Such behavior undermines the trust on which social life is premised.