Sentence examples for premises I from inspiring English sources
This is clear enough with premises (i) and (vi), but what about premise (iv)?
Whether the optimism of this soft teleological position is justified depends on the tenability of its two core premises (i) and (ii).
There is a growing interest in mechanisms that can better recognize the value of ecosystem services and in developing incentive schemes built upon the two premises: (i) ecosystem services have a quantifiable economic value and that (ii) this value can be used to encourage investment in maintenance or restoration (Katoomba [2008]).
The simulation of each part satisfies two premises, i.e. simple environment and conspicuous target condition and complicated environment and weak-target condition.
Anyone arguing in this manner will, in order to be successful, have to ask for premises which the interlocutor is liable to accept, and the best way to be successful at that is to have an inventory of acceptable premises, i.e., premises that are in fact acceptable to people of different types.
In particular, I identified the exclusion of, and active interventions against, undesired offers in interactions with consumers as two further mechanisms that stabilize strategic premises, i.e., framing consumer choice and shaping consumer choice.
When he fails to show at the expected time, you begin a forced march backwards through your premises: Is your watch slow?
It therefore follows that he endorses the first premise (i) of our simple argument.
Whether that argument succeeds, in turn, depends on its key premise, i.e., the claim that understanding the law necessarily requires giving a constructive interpretation of it.
Balaguer's easy-road response begins by granting premise (i) of the Quine-Putnam argument i.e., by granting (for the sake of argument) that there do exist indispensable applications of mathematics to empirical science.
