EnronOwnsTheGOP.com takes as its main premise that the Republican Party is a wholly owned subsidiary of Enron, the bankrupt energy trading company based in Houston.
Rasa Hiob, Bad Soden, Germany Reducing tensions in the Balkans I agree with Misha Glenny's main premise that the Serbs and Kosovo Albanians must begin honest dialogue and compromise to resolve the issue of Kosovo ("Leave Serbia and Kosovo alone," Views, July 28).
In this review I argue that, in its current usage, WBD is a theoretically inconsistent criterion, and that its main premise, that a functioning brain is required for integrative life, is flawed.
The article's main premises -- that Mr. Gottlieb had lost control of his company and had a reputation for being litigious -- were based on fundamental misunderstandings of the subject, scope and status of the legal proceedings discussed.
Fignon's main premise was that cycling was "a living, breathing art", a world that created "complete men rather than just sportsmen", and that it had been robbed of much of its magic by the demands of sponsors and the widespread use of the blood-boosting drug erythropoietin, which he contrasted with his own amateurish use of cortisone and amphetamine.
The report's main premise -- that violence can be studied as a health problem and prevented in much the same way as disease -- is not new.
His main premise is that young people will tune out educators if their real concerns are left in the shadows.
Its main premise was that an important part of a teacher's job is to help the pupil to develop an inbuilt "crap detector" which would lead them to challenge attempts to influence them unduly by, for example, presenting opinion as fact in newspapers, broadcasting or indeed the classroom.
Their main premise is that variations in house-keeping gene expression are due to technical sources, however, this is not always valid due to variations in RNA content.
