Sentence examples for from a premise from inspiring English sources

"Something this horrible" is far from a premise for all-out war, he says.

"We do this from a premise that all missing persons have rights, the same rights," says Bomberger.

And it starts from a premise of trust in our students to be active participants in bringing about the change of culture that most directly affects them.

Its recommendations start from a premise that the Australia which has become the envy of the world needs to be drastically changed.

The key feature of the approach is the construction of a "boundary object", i.e. a support facilitating the communication between researchers and stakeholders, which evolves from a premise into a support tool during the course of a research project and then helps organise knowledge flows between methods.

Starting from a premise that higher-income areas have better-looking, more responsive schools is no premise at all; in fact, it is a restatement of the obvious and the reason voucher advocates are working to equalize this egregious wrong in American society.

Generally speaking, Mr. Brodnick said, for a property owner to lawfully remove a tenant from a premises, it is necessary for the owner to get a court order.

And why not decriminalise women working collectively from a premises (a brothel), where it is 10 times safer than working on the street?

That "includes a weekly visit from a premises person who takes photos of work needing to be done and then says it will be too expensive", the source added.

He scheduled an actual visit from a "premises technician" to see the trees on their lines.

Anthony first appears when he poses as a member of the Walford council to help Eddie eject a squatter from a premises that they want to move their antiques business into.