Sentence examples for its basic premises from inspiring English sources

This page did not support the war in Iraq, but it never quarreled with one of its basic premises.

But Israel has officially rejected its basic premises.

It marks a remarkable change in Hungarian politics: Mr Orban is turning the right into a mass movement.The graffito reflects one of its basic premises: that the right lost the elections because the Socialists and Free Democrats, then in opposition, rigged them.

Comprehensive loss management may be novel to some individuals in the field of ergonomics, and hence its basic premises are introduced and discussed.

In both cases Susan Moller Okin, a feminist moral and political philosopher, has criticized the foundations of a theory of justice by arguing that its basic premises are gender-biased in ways that reinforce the subordination of women to men.

Furthermore, chi-square method also has a problem in its basic premises; causality of data used in this method disagrees with evolution theory assuming a common ancestral [ 9], and it is not easy to obtain numerical nominal data from expected and observed data.

It takes as its basic premise that if you followed any one person home from the subway, their life would be more complex, goofy, dark, and also more full of joy than you had ever imagined.

If NewCo borrows from the idea of city-wide festivals for its basic premise, it also seems to be taking some inspiration from the TED network of events, too.

The total lack of spoilers – fuelled by creator Chris Chibnall's desire for everyone to experience the story at the same time – helped to make the first series a success, although it did at least manage to telegraph its basic premise before it went into lockdown.

For the world's largest social network, it is an especially acute problem, because it calls into question its basic premise.

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