But what about the premise — that Sophia Robot might, in theory, be considered Muslim, or Christian, or Jewish, or Buddhist, or Jain?
Because organizational perceptions of the environment may not be understood without reflecting on the premises that organizations have about themselves, I first describe the self-understanding of incumbent organizations in the focal industry (Porac and Thomas 1989).
My Sunday article about the benefits of moderate inflation drew a lot of skeptical responses, many about the premise that rising prices would lead to rising wages.
But there has been little dispute about the premise that psychologists have extrapolated from an outlying few the ways of the global many.
And the audience was so excited about the premise that we knew we'd been right about its appeal!
Indeed, some wonder if Mr Kostunica may be keeping Mr Mladic back to arrest him just in time to affect the poll.But whatever the Montenegrins decide, western diplomats are reconsidering ideas that have underpinned their thinking about the Balkans including the premise that, if countries behave well, they can join the EU.
It is a religion that preaches optimistic assumptions about human nature, including the premise that humans can become like God in the afterlife, which may help explain its increasing worldwide appeal.
In examining the arguments for these claims, we have presented metaphysically demanding communitarian arguments resting upon deep communitarian assumptions about culture, such as the premise that the ethno-cultural nation is the most important community for all individuals.
The #LiesToldByFemales hashtag, which was trending last week, perpetuated damaging myths about women based on the premise that all ladies are prolific liars.
The play (which is definitely more PG than the hit Sacha Baron Cohen film about Borat) is based on the premise that the audience has a flight layover in the forgotten yet vaguely Eastern European nation of Lapsburgh.
