Sentence examples for premises according to from inspiring English sources

But that does not explain why Mr. Zhang — who had lead-detecting equipment on his premises, according to Ms. Andres — did not detect the contaminated toys.

Iran's foreign ministry called on protesters to respect the diplomatic premises, according to the Entekhab news website, and called for calm.

Wal-Mart, Kohl's, Safeway and Macy's are among the top 20 producers of clean energy on their premises, according to the Environmental Protection Agency.

The selection of breads, delivered in labeled paper bags, comes with a carousel of three salts and three olive oils, eyedroppers provided for the precision deployment of the olive oil, including one pressed on the premises, according to the waiter.

In May, the first month that New York City's law banning smoking at all bars and restaurants was enforced, only about two dozen establishments were fined for allowing smoking on their premises, according to newly released city figures.

A follow-up report from the Post further specified: "The companies cannot see the queries that are sent from the NSA to the systems installed on their premises, according to sources familiar with the PRISM process".

In "Bloom," Ms. Jacoby, known for her height, wore a fuchsia dress; the premise, according to the program, was to imagine "a ballerina transformed into wind".

But Mendelssohn vigorously rejected any interpretation of the Wolffian premise according to which the confusion of sensible perception itself could be the source of our pleasure in it.

The updated series will put a slightly new spin on the original premise, according to Deadline.

First conceived in San Francisco at the FFDG gallery, the show has since then changed locations to host a new set of artists with what it calls a "slightly wilder premise," according to the gallery.

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".