The proof is in her seventh album, "Love?" (Island), released this week, which is premised on compensating for Ms. Lopez's weaknesses.
That membership is premised on respect for human rights, including the right to life.
The motor component theory, as we shall call it, is premised on evidence for such motor-modal processing.
This is premise for the policy we will advocate for.
As Lee (1999) aptly puts it, the Singapore education system appears to be premised upon 'education for earning, not learning'.
Thus economical, balanced and efficient metabolic pathways were premises for development of more powerful photosynthetic cellular factories, which requires comprehensive understanding of the catalytic processes.
One would expect poor health to be associated with a shorter rehabilitation period, given that poor health is a premise for being granted a disability pension.
This is not an ethical crisis; it is the premise for a romantic comedy.
Traditionally, trust is considered to be the premise for cooperation and the consequence of established cohesive social ties and, thus, network closure (e.g. Coleman 1988).
Perhaps that's because it's the premise for "Sideways," the 2005 Oscar nominee for best picture (and winner for best adapted screenplay).
