Sentence examples for multiple premises from inspiring English sources

At the September 30th briefing, for example, he responded to one fusillade by saying, "Maybe you guys should huddle, maybe come up with one premise that we'll at least test for one day, rather than contradicting in a certain day multiple premises".

Councillor Kevin Peel said: "I'm pleased that we're now joining other councils to pressure the government into reducing the stakes on these addictive casino gaming machines which will reduce the desire of betting shops to open multiple premises in deprived areas in order to maximise their profits from the machines".

In Gentzen's proof theory for classical logic, a notion of consequence is defined to hold between multiple premises and multiple conclusions.

From the accounts given by our members, we reckon they are fishing raids," implying that the UKBA were randomly searching multiple premises without any prior cause.

Each investigation required animal health officials to analyze receipts and records, if available, from multiple premises.

For slaughterhouses, connections between premises can occur when slaughterhouse vehicles and equipment are used on multiple premises to collect birds.

Interestingly, contraposition as stated above holds for FDE, whereas it fails in FDE for multiple-premise inferences (see Problem 7, Section 8.10, p. 162 in Priest 2008).

These impossible worlds still have a certain amount of logical structure: they behave in quite a standard fashion with respect to essentially single-premise inferences (they are actually closed under any classically valid single-premise inference); but they are anarchic and not closed under essentially multiple-premise inferences.

This approach has been taken to allow large multiple unit premises, such as a pleasure park, track or shopping mall, to obtain discrete premises licences, where appropriate.

Initial responses either attacked the argument from the multiple realizability premise to the anti-reduction/identity theory conclusion or proposed revisions to classical reductionism that accommodated the premise.

A cloud solution is more cost-effective than multiple on-premises solutions.