So, too, has the very illogic of the premise being put forward to answer the question of why President Assad would risk everything by using chemical weapons against a target of zero military value, at a time when the strategic balance of power had shifted strongly in his favor.
11 Based on these premises, we put forward a TP53/ pathwaypathway model in which p53 inhibits PI3k.
He should look beyond Muslims | Deepa Iyer and Linda Sarsour "We must never accept the premise that they put forward because it is a lie.
In proposing one of these alternatives, Jill is not reporting her suppressed premise; she is advancing a premise she is willing to put forward now as what she would — or, perhaps, should — have thought or said then if the question of formal validity had been raised.
Precisely in Italy, about half a century ago, extremely important premises and insights were put forward clearly and articulately.
Enthymemes constitute hidden or unexpressed premises that, according to van Eemeren (2001: 17), "are often pivotal in transferring acceptance from the premises that are explicitly put forward in the argumentation for the standpoint that is defended".
A whole new world was opened to me through reading Dr. Lucia Capacchione's books, which put forward the premise that the right hemisphere of the brain can be activated by writing with the non-dominant hand.
"Authoritative in all countries that are members of the Council of Europe (21 nations then, 45 nations now)," Kennedy wrote, "the decision is at odds with the premise in Bowers that the claim put forward was insubstantial in our Western civilization".
Nevertheless, the above methods are put forward in the premise of accurate NLOS error parameters.
Such volleys still don't even amount to arguments: they don't put forward generally accepted premises that support a conclusion.
