The cheques he accepted for rent were cashed in Gitarama, where the interim government had established its premises.
Such interpretations of, and responses to, feedback constitute reflexive modes of stabilizing established strategic premises.
"Can we win?" - Prediction Model Having established the premises of the startup, the question then becomes, "Can we win?" As Sun Tzu, proclaimed in The Art of War: "Victorious warriors win first and then go to war, while defeated warriors go to war first and then seek to win".
First, he established his premise: September 11th made plain that the security of Europe and North America is dependent upon the promotion of democracy in the Middle East — and, ultimately, in the world.
He established the premise of modern theatre design by showing that scenery had to be expressive and avoid being decorative or literal.
Oh, there are a number of vendors in the space, but they continue to approach ERP solutions as the established on-premise ERP solutions.
Stephen Farber of The Hollywood Reporter said that the opening established the premise well, but that the film came undone when it began to alternate between comedy and tragedy, and introduced a backstory for Hancock that did not make sense.
Like Kafka's "Metamorphosis," these subversively creative tales often establish farfetched premises and treat them with deadpan literalism.
Because of the sporadic fighting that occurred between rival factions, central Beirut could not be reconstructed during the war, and all business moved out of the area to establish new premises in the Christian and Muslim sides of the city.
An argument for Shaw's contemporary relevance must establish two premises: first, that his ideas about equality are worth discussing; and second, that his allegiance to Moscow and hostility to democracy marked a rupture with Shaw's Fabianism rather than a natural extension of it.
Our society has to demonstrate a humane concern for fetal life, but that does not mean establishing false premises for competing rights.
