Sentence examples for is premised on making from inspiring English sources
"Australia's policy of deterrence is premised on making people in offshore locations suffer.
Rap is a fantasy world, where men's success is premised on making their wildest dreams seem true.
Online matchmaking is premised on the notion of making rational choices.
His rhetoric is premised on a desire to make people afraid of certain groups in order to create a mandate to marginalise them.
Mr. Damon's method, discreet to the point of invisibility, is premised on not letting on, not making it seem like work.
Theoretically informed by the traditions in narrative inquiry and visual anthropology, the method is premised on the idea that dialogue possesses features making it unique as a generator of new knowledge and opportunities for social intervention.
The "My Circle" plan, a first among major carriers, is premised on statistics that show that many consumers make most of their calls to about half a dozen numbers.
Named for Paul A. Volcker, a former chairman of the Federal Reserve who campaigned for the ban on proprietary trading, the rule is premised on the notion that banks should not make risky wagers while enjoying government deposit insurance and other federal support.
Heargued that the United States was "premised on being able to make a profit".
The nationalist surge of 2016 was premised on an unusual promise, made by parties on the right: that conservatives would be the true protectors of the social safety net, rather than the progressives who had designed the system.
Even this could prove optimistic, however, because the findings are premised on an assumption that key decisions are made to tackle the debt crisis and restore confidence.
