Sentence examples for premise in order from inspiring English sources

Agapito-Tenfen et al. (2014) therefore need a further premise in order to reach their conclusion.

One may purchase or rent the premise in order to run the power plant.

Liman admitted that he jettisoned much of the content of the novel beyond the central premise, in order to modernize the material and to conform it to his own beliefs regarding United States foreign policy.

That includes having the power to enter people's premises in order to recover the vehicle.

Burglary is larceny aggravated by the fact that it is achieved by breaking and entering premises in order to accomplish it.

The latter three insist on the necessity of the outer flow computing in the region adjacent to premises in order to obtain correct assessments of the blast loads at walls.

But the Jones statement that a person need only be "legitimately on premises" in order to challenge the validity of the search of a dwelling place cannot be taken in its full sweep beyond the facts of that case.

In Marshall v. Barlow's, Inc., 436 U.S. 307 (1978), we held that a statute authorizing a warrantless search of business premises in order to detect OSHA violations violated the Fourth Amendment.

At the heart of his approach is a singular ability to dissect a strategy's underlying premises in order to figure out whether a plan or deal "makes sense". Part of that determination involves understanding the broader context: Where is the industry going?

Late last month, systematic attacks on the aid stores, offices and homes belonging to NGO workers in Sittwe, the state capital, were prompted by a perceived insult to Buddhism enacted by an aid worker (she moved a politically-symbolic flag from outside her organisation's premises in order to adhere to their strict policy of neutrality).

We there held that where officers stated that they were revenue officers and requested admission to the premises in order to make a search there was, as a matter of law, 'implied coercion.' Inasmuch 'as conduct under duress involves a choice,' the Fourth Amendment is hardly to be nullified by finding every submission short of overpowering force 'voluntary.' See Union Pac. R. Co. v. Public Serv.