"I'm operating from the premise that the Democratic Party lost not only the White House but the Senate and the Congress because their strategy has been to go to the right to get new voters," he said.
Still, it's good to see Dems operating from the premise that a cakewalk defeat of Trump is anything but a certainty, particularly in a year as strange as this one.
If you are operating from the premise that if you catch Trump red-handed in some lie he will have to confess and apologize, you will be disappointed every time.
"If you are operating from the premise that if you catch Trump red-handed in some lie he will have to confess and apologize," he writes, "you will be disappointed every time".
They operate from the premise that they are charming inadequates.
"Traffic" and "Gladiator" both operate from the premise that this is a social pathology -- one that can be manipulated for financial and political gain, particularly in a society where traditional authority and trust have eroded.
The concept of original sin, for example, "is not some outdated relic from the religious past," Critchley writes, but is alive in any system of authoritarian rule — even the supposedly godless ones — in that they operate from the premise that "there is something essentially defective in human nature which requires a corrective".
"He operates from the premise believing that he can do no wrong, as we Swazis have been telling him for the last 25 years.
We operate from the premise that increasing digitalization will cause most – if not all – companies to become software companies [1, 2, 3].
If you operate from the premise that what you see is what you get, you will build stronger, trusting teams.
The Teal organization is a revolutionary new management model that operates from the premise that organizations should be viewed as living organisms, and therefore, function more like complex adaptive systems than machines.
