Sentence examples for particular premises from inspiring English sources

If victims start to emerge from a particular premises their business model is attacked with increasingly severe regulatory demands and covert and overt police visits.

"We had a successful magistrates ruling just before Christmas with one particular premises.

Accepting or rejecting particular premises of the noncognitivist argument need not always commit one to a particular positive metaethical theory.

One ancient idea is that impeccable inferences exhibit patterns that can be characterized schematically by abstracting away from the specific contents of particular premises and conclusions, thereby revealing a general form common to many other impeccable inferences.

Mr Goodhew said: "Part of the reason it has been so difficult for emergency services to undertake the rescue is that this particular premises used to be a tenemented building.

The existence of syllogisms with singular terms could be thought to cast doubt on such general syllogistic principles as "One premise must always be universal" and "Nothing follows from two particular premises".

He also became obsessed with a particular premise for a police officer opening fire on a suspect.

After concluding that all of these solutions face serious difficulties, Hudson (2001: Chapter 2) outlines a new solution, one which rejects so many of the presuppositions of the puzzle that it is best to count him as rejecting the reasoning, rather than rejecting any particular premise.

In most metaphysical controversies resolution is possible only through the granting of particular initial premises and rules of evidence.

Since it is not wedded to particular cultural premises, it can be responsive to changes in the cultural composition of the citizenry and generate a common political culture (Habermas 2001a, 73 74).

He was influenced by the work of artists like Klee, Kandinsky and Picasso, and by the philosophy of the Bauhaus in Weimar: in particular, the premise that art should not float above the day-to-day concerns of real life.