Sentence examples for adds in the premises from inspiring English sources

It adds: "In the premises it is to be inferred that Mr MacKenzie published the article with an irresponsible and insulting disregard for the reputation and feelings of the claimant [Dr Serrano], being more determined to publish another, follow-up story on his xenophobic theme of 'foreign doctors' than concerned with publishing a story that was either true or fair".

Imax makes that happen, he adds, with the premise that you can "let yourself go in the moment".

A fire at the rear of the hotel in 1888 destroyed a number of outbuildings, adding to the premises' general dilapidation.

Enjoy Some schools will not allow sodas in the premises.

Weakening, expansion and contraction rules are rejected, for they say respectively that a redundant premise can be added in a derivation, that a given premise can always be used twice, and that two distinct tokens of the same premise type can be considered the same.

The analysis concerns listing what premises constitute the gauge principle, examining the status of these premises and what motivation might be given for them, determining precisely what can be obtained on the basis of these premises, and what more needs to be added in order to arrive at a (successful) physical theory.

cases in which the premises hold.

In a boost to campus security, the college has added a police post on the premises, the BBC reported.

He adds another unsupported premise: that it would amount to inconstancy on God's part if he were to change the total quantity of motion in the universe.

Fibers were added to composites on the premise of providing more rigidity to the composites [42].

As a result, adding further premises can alter the force of the argument.