Sentence examples for not premise from inspiring English sources

The law school does not premise its need for critical mass on "any belief that minority students always (or even consistently) express some characteristic minority viewpoint on any issue".

If a world-view and an attached ethics does not premise the existence of supernatural agencies in the universe, typically as the explanation of its existence, as determiners of its point, and as arbiters of the right behaviour for humanity, it is not a religion; it is a philosophy at best, and an outlook anyway, but it is not religion.

It's not premised on optimal conditions.

That is, it was not premised on a particular philosophy of taxation.

It remains a profoundly liberating idea: my faith is not premised upon the sure foundation of coherent philosophical position.

Goldsmith's arguments are the more convincing because they are not premised on traditional liberal or civil libertarian views.

"The self-serving actions of Senator Torricelli are not premised upon electing a Democratic majority on the federal level, but only serving his personal interests".

As Psillos urges, Boyd's argument is rule-circular, but not premise-circular, and rule-circular arguments, Psillos contends, need not be viciously circular (even though a premise-circular argument is always viciously circular).

Such requirements are not premises in practical reasoning but its norms.

Interestingly some men were concerned that women would be disadvantaged by not having access to this programme – once again indicating that their help-seeking was not premised on their maleness.

Not taking premise 5 into consideration, this leaves us with the premises 1, 2, and 3.