There was no flaw in their logical moves from premises to conclusions.
Fire insurance, provision against losses caused by fire, lightning, and the removal of property from premises endangered by fire.
By focusing on our respective predictions, I was trying to work from premises that Chait and I share.
A simple short cut would be to buy beef from premises that were not EU-approved, at about £1.40/kg.
This is a harsh indictment, but it's one that follows inexorably from premises that many of the president's own supporters have wholeheartedly embraced.
In 2007 Cosa Nostra was found to be running a money-laundering operation from premises cheekily situated opposite the office of the prime minister.
A classic case is Aristotle's fallacy of the consequent, relating to reasoning from premises of the form "If p1, then p2".
It may be that he argues correctly from premises that are unacceptable unacceptable because they lack the necessary foundation in fact.
Terri Hooley is shifting his iconic Good Vibrations record store from premises in Belfast's Smithfield area to a smaller venue in the city.
The works, worth millions of pounds, were taken more than two weeks ago from premises in Northamptonshire where they were being stored.
Staff will work from premises in Brewers Green, Westminster, as part of Ed Miliband's latest reorganisation, following a shuffle of the party's top officials earlier this year.
