Sentence examples for premised in from inspiring English sources

The Administration's strategy is premised in large part on government forces fighting ISIS on the ground, supported by foreign air power.

Whatever the real reason, the ostensible one was based on the shenanigans of these hostile takeovers, premised in the board's ability to judge whether a bid was underpriced.

Democracy is premised, in part, on the promise that the losing factions of an election remain members of the political community.

The Hewitt stock sale was premised in part on the expected growth of what it calls "human resources business process outsourcing".

There's something unsavory about having a capital city doing outrageously well while the rest of the country is limping along — especially when its economy is premised in part on capturing wealth rather than creating it.

It is a gambit premised in part on her atypical Republican opponent — and a hope that promises of incremental change might sound more palatable when the alternative is viewed as truly dangerous.

What scientific or technological premises in the film seem plausible?

"Our premise in litigation was take the initiative," he said.

"I had no theoretical or academic premise in mind," Ms. Neshat says in a catalog statement.

I had not visited the Museum of Modern Art since it re-opened in virtually new premises in November 2004.

Some allegations relate to activity on BBC premises in the 1960s and 70s.