Sentence examples for immediate premises from inspiring English sources

For instance, it is generally recognized that a search of the person arrested and of the immediate premises is valid when "incident" to a lawful arrest.

In any case, if his proof theory is to work at all, he must allow many more immediate premises than one would find in the introduction to a standard text of ancient Greek mathematics.

Second, he says that in order for knowledge of immediate premises to be possible, we must have a kind of knowledge of them without having learned it, but this knowledge must not be as "precise" as the knowledge that a possessor of science must have.

If we take very seriously the common view that Aristotle claims that every immediate premise of a demonstration expresses something about an existing entity, then one may well wonder how the principles of demonstration, axioms and posits, can be premises of demonstrations.

Their support reflects price differentials between the on-trade (pubs, clubs and restaurants where alcohol is sold for immediate consumption on premises) and off-trade (shops where alcohol is sold for later consumption off premises) sectors.

The World Health Organisation [ 11] recommends that all health care premises and immediate surroundings should be smoke-free.

"So those are our choices, folks — an escalating 'More Tax' forever, premised on immediate gratification and short-term thinking, or a 'Carbon Tax Cut' forever, which is exactly what you'll get from establishing a carbon price signal that shapes the market in favor of American interests and not those of our adversaries and competitors.

The trial is instead premised on immediate vaccination providing rapid pre-exposure prophylaxis in averting later case generations when compared with delayed vaccination.