Sentence examples for factual premise from inspiring English sources

This is the dramatic factual premise behind this febrile but enjoyable first novel by Paul Mason, Newsnight's economics editor.

The solicitor general said that the transfer agreement, which involves two Chinese Uighurs, eliminates "the factual premise presented in this case".

Having taken up this case on the basis of a mistaken factual premise, I agree with the Court's decision to dismiss the writ as improvidently granted.

Accordingly, the district court's determination and the NYT's argument depend on a factual premise that has not yet been established, and dismissal for failure to create a fact issue as to actual malice was premature.

"While they camouflaged the critical differences with broad-brush appeals to 'consumer rights,' they were in fact never in any doubt that this purported justification for their otherwise obvious copyright infringement rested on a doubtful factual premise," the judge said.

Judge Alex Kozinski, another Reagan appointee, challenged the factual premise of the civil rights groups' arguments, saying that a study they had relied on to show discrimination against some voters was inadequate.

Since it was announced, no relevant factual premises have changed.

By contrast, Lévy's argument is logically impressive, regardless of whether its factual premises are false.

We also present a model for subjunctive query answering that allows the expression of subjunctive or factual premises, integrity constraints, and notions of entrenchment and plausibility.

In those circumstances, Mr. Elman wrote a brief that tackled the legal and factual premises of segregation head on.

Even a strong argument from purely factual premises is open to refutation unless we are assured that it has taken account of all relevant facts.