On what premise will they increase his re-election chances?
The analysis concerns listing what premises constitute the gauge principle, examining the status of these premises and what motivation might be given for them, determining precisely what can be obtained on the basis of these premises, and what more needs to be added in order to arrive at a (successful) physical theory.
-Under what premise was it founded?
It is too often sentimental, rhetorical, and homiletic, and it rests on what seem false premises.
Mr. Obama's $3.7 trillion budget, like his State of the Union address three weeks ago, is premised on what you might call the "national neglect" theory of decline.
Mrs. Clinton, who was asked by another member of the audience in Queens Village if she had changed her "pro-Arab" views, responded by saying that she and President Clinton had been supporters of Israel throughout their political careers and that "all my comments and work I have done had been premised on what would be in the best interest of Israel".
Amendment/Initiative 26 is premised on what may at first seem a reasonable goal: to end abortion.
"The design of these things has to really always be premised on what would the average person look at and say, 'Alright, this thing is trying to empower me and I'm ready to participate in it,'" Sarbanes said.
Interpreters of Butler have disagreed about the degree to which they hold that Butler's teleological and hierarchical account of human nature relies on theological premises, and on what sort of teleology is at play.
Losing faith in medical systems based on materialistic premises, she hit on what some today would call the placebo effect.
