Rupert (2008) challenges the first premise of Bridges' argument on two scores.
In the early 1960s his first premises had been on Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honore, but in 1972 he fulfilled a lifelong ambition and opened a boutique at 51 Avenue Montaigne.
The first premise relies on the continentals being conciliatory, when in fact they'll be acrimonious.
And, in order to better assess the fact on which the third premise of presumed consent is based, we decided to include only professional health care workers, instead of students and others who might still be in the process of deciding whether or not to currently enter the field.
The first premise seems obvious on its face.
The first premise relies crucially on Quine's criterion of ontological commitment.
For example, we might try reading the second and third premises uniformly, either on the model of (2′) or on the model of (3′).
Every worldview is built on a first premise -- the bedrock assumption upon which all else rides.
The second explanation of why millennials may be shifting the norms at the workplace relies on my first premise in this post and that is: that millennials are in positions to make change in organizations because they're not new around here.
On this interpretation, the first premise seems to be true.
