Sentence examples for declared premises from inspiring English sources

Having a clear understanding of the system's assumptions and declared premises can help to interpret the other welfare features and to find the gap between formal and emerging welfare arrangements.

In a process again borrowed from NSW, they would apply to a court for an order for a "declared premises".

Well, dear readers, history has pretty much declared that premise as wrong.

Now the chairman has gone further, and declared the basic premises of Cold War doctrine obsolete.

Now the chairman has gone further, and declared the basic premises of Cold War doctrine obsolete..

In 1993, all NHS premises were declared smoke free, creating the huddle of bandaged and entubed smokers outside the front entrance to hospitals.

"There's no need for us to enter Bettencourt premises," Hilde declared.

As of 6 March 2012 the Lebanese parliamentary premises were declared a smoke-free zone, with signs prohibiting smoking.

Appearing on Meet the Press, he hilariously declared that "the whole premise of our budget is to pre-empt austerity".

Giles seemed unsatisfied with these responses, declaring the entire premise of Piketty's book on shaky ground.

While the last Iraq War was declared and fought on a false premise, a perpetual dispute on whether Blair lied in 2003 is meaningless in today's terms.