Sentence examples for another premises from inspiring English sources

In the present day these gas taps no longer conform to current standards and gas regulations meaning that the equipment is listed "AT RISK" and a Gas Safe registered engineer is not allowed to re-fit the range into another premises.

But he cautioned against another premise of "Won't Back Down": that union contracts have sometimes impeded reform.

There is another premise to the site, albeit a covert one: that dining out can be boring.

He is also skeptical about another premise for Germany's status as a refuge from the financial crisis: that it has a robust economy.

So let's start over, with another premise: we might even go so far as to say that positive campaign ads pose a serious anti-democratic threat.

Another premise of the ultrasound laws is that women can be saved from their lack of knowledge and spared a lifetime of crippling regret.

Though the study was small (just 200 participants), its authors began with another premise consistently borne out by research – women are more empathetic than men and are socialized from birth to better understand and value the needs of others.

And since another premise of the strategy was that low prices had to be simple and transparent, the airline devoted no efforts to complex yield-management initiatives that would have allowed Southwest to wring the maximum fares from passengers.

Most tellingly, and contrary to their careful opening definitions, Mearsheimer and Walt move on to one story after another, premised on the lobby's domination of United States policy toward the Middle East.

Another premising search-free method is the root-MUSIC algorithm [11], which can be taken as a special extension of MUSIC with uniform linear arrays (ULAs).

It may be enough to explain the truth of "Snow is white" that another premise is adduced that entails "Snow is white".