Sentence examples for in its premises from inspiring English sources

Secular opposition can be no less absolutist in its premises, even though they are based on this-worldly ideals, and as uncompromising in its conclusions.

The west London council states that it has a duty to be "impartial and to promote good community relations", but allowing the meeting to take place in its premises makes a mockery of these stated objectives.

However, algorithm developers are free to visit GUC and perform testing of their algorithm in its premises or submit their (binary code) fingerprint recognition algorithm to GUC team for testing.

Hume famously argued that any practical argument that concludes with some prescriptive statement, a statement of the kind that one ought to do this or that, would have to contain at least one prescriptive statement in its premises.

˝Important is to stress that services of the Center will not be offered only in its premises, but that its employees will also perform family visits.

20 November 2014, Addis Ababa – Today, UNICEF Ethiopia appointed young rap star Abelone Melese, a citizen of Norway with Ethiopian origin, as its new National Ambassador at a signing ceremony held in its premises.

We Can't Wait petered out after a year or so, along with, it appears, Obama's belief in its premise.

But out of Bachelor Pad's ashes (and strange, American Gladiator-type competitions) rises a show shockingly simple in its premise.

"Mike and Dave Need Wedding Dates" is a throwback that, in its details if not in its premise, might have seemed fresh, if not funny, in 2005.

This is very much in the Dave Gorman school of comedy, made glorious here by the sheer absurdity of Cameron's non-sequiturs, and refreshingly original in its premise.

Even more outrageous in its premise is "The Wisdom of the Doulas," in which Mitch, a postpartum doula — or doulo, as he insists on being called — inflicts his craft on the unsuspecting Gottwald family.