The thesis is often misunderstood as being premised on the thought that lying is contrary to the natural function of tongue or speech, a thought that has often been transposed into an effort to explain his theses about the wrong kinds of sex act.
The question is whether citizenship and feelings of attachment to the host nation are as closely associated as is the underlying premise in contemporary discourses around the issue.
The guidance says: "There is no reason in principle why a single building could not be subject to more than one premises licence provided they are for different parts of the building and the different parts of the building can reasonably be regarded as being different premises.
Decent work is about working conditions and security, as well as pay and is premised on recognition of human dignity.
In retrospect, it is not hard to see why the theories of early air power enthusiasts were mistaken as well as abhorrent: they were premised upon the use of an indiscriminate weapon to terrorize an enemy populace.
Here, key players are premises that link otherwise separate components, such as poultry premises that are the only links between companies using separate slaughterhouses or the slaughterhouse linking the most premises.
All sauces are made on the premises, as are the Mexican sausage and spicy meat.
The warm, soft and satisfying bread is made on the premises, as are all the noteworthy desserts.
So dig in to the tahini, made on premises, as is a brick red preparation inflamed by cayenne peppers and a bright white spread, equally potent, featuring garlic.
Friendster, sometimes described as a dating network, sometimes described as something else, is premised on the idea that it connects people not through random searches but through "through networks of friends".
It argues that conceptions of cosmetic surgery as anti-ageing are premised on an essentialist conception of the 'naturally ageing body'.
