Conclusions are matters of condensed meaning, while premises result from analysis of conclusions into their grounds.
Ultimately, the goal for sex workers is full decriminalisation, meaning any premises would be legal to work from, and teaming up with co-workers for safety would no longer be a prosecutable offence.
Ultimately, the goal for sex workers is full decriminalization, meaning any premises would be legal to work from, and teaming up with coworkers for safety would no longer be a prosecutable offense.
In this argument "X is good" would have one meaning in premise (i in which it would be an optative and another in premise (ii)—in which it would be a creature of some other semantic kind.
The company will extend its network to around four million additional premises, meaning that it will offer services to nearly 17 million homes and businesses by 2020.
(Presumably it's not possible that something is both 2 kg and 3 kg in mass!) But it is no easy matter to give 'distinct from' a meaning that makes Premises 3 and 4 simultaneously plausible.
We may say that "The arguments outlined for the new legislation on immigration are not convincing," meaning that the premises offered do not successfully establish the conclusion, or that "Sarah and Sami had a heated argument," meaning no more than they vehemently disagreed.
As part of today's announcement it's named New Loom House, in Whitechapel, as its new 6,000 sq ft London premises, meaning the startup is moving out of the Old Street area in East London that's been rebranded by the UK government as "Tech City".
The castle saw little investment and only four full-time servants were maintained on the premises, meaning that cooked food had to be brought across from the kitchens at a nearby hotel.
Others have decided to stay only on-premise, meaning that the software is installed in the company data center is operated by the company on its computers.
