Sentence examples for be premised upon an from inspiring English sources
Appellants' contention that stockholders will lose their right to receive and accept tender offers seems to be premised upon an understanding of the Rights Plan which is illustrated by the SEC amicus brief which states: "The Chancery Court's decision seriously understates the impact of this plan.
One contingent argues the decision must be premised upon an occasionally invoked formula that weighs placement in the most recent election.
The actual special counsel appointment seems to be premised upon an ethically questionable media leak by a now fired FBI director, James Comey, who arguably prejudged the bad intent of the president.
Her lawyers called the charges ambiguous and convoluted, saying they were "exceedingly general allegations that are premised upon an unclear set of facts".
In other words, the fraud order is not premised upon specific or affirmative misstatements, or upon failure to perform as promised, but is premised upon an impression which appellant says is conveyed by the advertisements as a whole.
While Masipa's verdict was premised upon an acceptance that Pistorius did not think Steenkamp was in the toilet, the judges said the key thing is that the perpetrator knows his actions could kill that person, regardless of who it is.
The future is premised upon a model of human beings as good, upstanding little drones.
These arguments are premised upon a gross overreading of the Williams Act.
Furthermore, one major challenge is that safe driver assistance systems based on road-vehicle and vehicle-vehicle cooperation are premised upon a high penetration rate.
Dilnot himself admitted he was "a Pollyanna-like kind of guy" and stressed that his odds were premised upon a sharp raising of the political temperature on the issue.
However, such liability is premised upon a duty to disclose (such as that of a corporate insider to shareholders of his corporation) arising from a relationship of trust and confidence between parties to a transaction.
