But are the premises correct?
Postcode-referenced records of licensed premises (correct as of 2008) were obtained from the Liquor Licensing Boards of the four largest cities in Scotland: Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Dundee.
Meanwhile, on the premises of correct solution correction and voltage clamping, the absolute values of drug-induced differential changes in SCC should be valid and allow quantitative comparison from tissue to tissue.
American consumers stand to gain if the airlines' premise is correct and arcane regulatory barriers are lowered not just on both continents, but for travel between them.
If, therefore, the political premise was correct, namely that we were threatened by this attack, then from a military point of view also the preventive attack was justified.
Your Council of Nations envisages selected national MPs striking down EU judicial decisions.Your premise is correct: a constitutional safeguard is necessary in the Union.
If this premise is correct, and a lunar base is to be established within the foreseeable future, it will be in support of commercial production and use of the unique energy resources contained in the lunar regolith.
Most of the discussion has focused on whether the legislation's premise is correct about the Muslim Brotherhood's relationship with terrorism and the potential impact on Muslim American organizations.
In their view, job creation during Mr Perry's tenure has been heavy on minimum-wage "jobettes", and growth in the number of those jobs jobs where a full-time worker won't necessarily make a living wage is nothing to brag about.With regard to Texas, I'm not sure the premise is correct.
Whether that matters for the US - and whether its basic premise is correct - are questions on which you'll have different views.
