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The premise of the requirement was that businesses would be more likely to pay taxes on their income if they knew that the income was already being reported to the Internal Revenue Service by their business partners.
Nor is this simply a cry for a thicker veneer of altruism among commercial institutions, it's also about the very basic business premise that the requirements of a bank's customers must be met.
Under the premise of modest requirements for the measurement accuracy of the electrostatic force at the micro/nano scale, this method can replace the energy dissipation method and has a great application potential.
Yet the SFDPH was able to produce compelling data linking affordable housing and displacement to health outcomes, and ultimately, SFDCP officials accepted this central premise without imposing requirements for additional modeling.
Results of both design examples and parameter studies show that, for moderately thick plates, the stiffener weight given by the proposed optimization method is much lower than the weight determined by the current stiffener design method on the premise of the same requirement of structural safety.
The mandates, furthermore, stipulate that the premises must satisfy necessary requirements for both flexibility and security.
MSPs have previously banned discount deals such as two-for-one on bottles of wine, restricted irresponsible drinks promotions and advertising around premises, and set a requirement for age verification.
What is more, it is necessary to minimize the purge flow rate in order to reduce aerodynamic loss on the premise of satisfying cooling requirements.
Only arguments that are "epistemically serious" can accomplish this; that is, only arguments that satisfy the extra-formal requirement that premises are knowable independently of their conclusions, and are more acceptable epistemically than their conclusions, can fulfill this function.
