Sentence examples for premise to move from inspiring English sources

Other stories fall into a more characteristic narrative mode, and some of these are even stronger (or at least more overtly active) as Gonzales removes the trappings of reportage and allows voice or premise to move the ­story.

That's hardly a surprise; the nation, after all, is facing something that once was a premise to move the plot of Washington potboilers: What is to be done if a President is unstable, and wants to do something truly reckless?

There is talk, for example, of using the premises to move the European court of justice in Luxembourg and the international criminal court in The Hague to Strasbourg and turning the city into "Europe's city of justice".

In Scotland, Cattle Tracing System (CTS) Links enable premises to move certain livestock freely between paired premises, as described in Orton et al. [ 20].

"We've had to move premises three times," he says.

It has real market potential, with a trusted brand and existing premises if they choose to move aside the cornflakes".

The attack on 7 January 2015, claimed by al-Qaida's branch in the Arabian Peninsula, came after a 2011 firebombing of its offices that forced it to move premises.

With a new baby daughter, Jacqueline, small quarters and no washer or dryer on the premises, they are eager to move.

Traditionally, the design of pedestrian facilities (e.g. sidewalks/pathways) was premised on the need to move.

These issues relate to lack of integration points between existing management tools (47.7 %), incompatibility issues with on-premise software, and inability to move to another service provider or take data in-house (Fig. 10).

Anthony first appears when he poses as a member of the Walford council to help Eddie eject a squatter from a premises that they want to move their antiques business into.