Sentence examples for from those premises from inspiring English sources
Market-rate studios in the building now rent for about $1,800, and he suspects that complaints emanating from those premises receive much quicker attention than his do.
Idlewild's records and its physical inventory, as well as the transfer of the liquor from the bonded trucks to Idlewild's premises and from those premises to the departing aircraft, are at all times open to inspection by the Bureau of Customs.
The idea, instead, is to start out from premises that are themselves substantive probabilistic claims, and then to show that it follows deductively from those premises, via axioms of probability theory, that it is unlikely that God exists.
The proposition M is exactly deducible from the premises A, B, C, … if M is deducible from those premises and "when the same does not hold for any part ot the [set of] propositions A, B, C, …" (Bolzano 2004, 54) "and we are not able to take away a single component [of the premises], much less an entire proposition" (Bolzano 1973, 213).
This pier was opposite to a part of Private Land Claim No. 3, but left at that time a riparian frontage for those premises of from 300 to 400 feet.
Universal Library THEN "From those incontrovertible premises, the librarian deduced that the Library is 'total'... that is, all that is able to be expressed, in every language...
A method is derived from those three premises that allows the prediction (from air temperature, radiant temperature, air velocity, humidity, clothing and activity) of thermal comfort conditions and of any thermal discomfort.
After the initial occupiers were removed from the premises, those outside showed more resolve, charging through Millbank's glass doors with such force it shattered them.
After the initial occupiers were removed from the premises, those outside showed more resolve, charging through Millbank's glass doors with such force that they shattered in their frames.
Those who break machines are commonly banned from the premises for a time — or forever.
