Sentence examples for operative premises from inspiring English sources
The agent's operative premises must also be justified.
* Were the latter rule not codified, its proscription would have to be understood as § 38415's operative premise of common-law disability.
Finding cheap premises at 202 Kensington Park Road, west London, Travis installed a secondhand Jamaican sound system, hand-picked the stock and ran the business on co-operative principles.
First, the premise: a Ron Paul operative teams up with the A.C.L.U. to challenge the practices of the Transportation Security Administration.
Since the Taken concept relies on calamities befalling the family of retired CIA operative Bryan Mills, it's not an obvious premise to yield sequels, and Neeson assures us that no more are planned.
I've been watching wall-to-wall coverage of the election for the past month, and I can't recall hearing any Republican or Democratic operatives disagreeing with any of the above premises.
The show's premise – CIA operatives battle terrorist sleeper cells on US soil – suddenly looked absurd.
Premise (A) makes clear that SD is the operative definition for characterizing chaotic behavior in this argument, invoking exponential growth characterized by the largest global Lyapunov exponent.
Any operative option should base on the specific condition of ocular diseases and the premise of no violation of evidence-based medicine, taking the most advantageous way for patients.
