Sentence examples for is not premised on from inspiring English sources
But as it stands, a lot of anti-abortion legislation is not premised on outlawing abortion, but rather attempts to establish that life begins when an egg is fertilized.
Although I favor the policy and expect that all rape victims would support it (most being women), I suspect that the origination of and motivation for the policy is not premised on respect for the rape victim, but possibly just the opposite.
It would be hard to find any popular business advice book since Sloan's that isn't premised on the notion that the American corporation needs to be made less sclerotic.
It's not premised on optimal conditions.
That is, it was not premised on a particular philosophy of taxation.
Goldsmith's arguments are the more convincing because they are not premised on traditional liberal or civil libertarian views.
Interestingly some men were concerned that women would be disadvantaged by not having access to this programme – once again indicating that their help-seeking was not premised on their maleness.
"The self-serving actions of Senator Torricelli are not premised upon electing a Democratic majority on the federal level, but only serving his personal interests".
Say what you will about Palin's qualifications for the job (she does give a pretty great speech), but no one will argue that her elevation to the national stage wasn't premised primarily on old-school identity politics, the '80s-era idea that women pledge allegiance to the family of women more than they do to party or ideology.
"The E.L.C.'s motion is not directly premised on a constitutional right; the 'thorough and efficient clause' does not speak to children below the age of 5".
"When it turned out that he in fact won, and had to have a different strategy for a general election, he was not ready for it and his entire candidacy is not really premised on it," said Avik Roy, a top policy adviser to Mitt Romney's 2012 campaign and a senior adviser to Rick Perry's 2016 campaign.
