Sentence examples for premises are common from inspiring English sources
The conversion thus does not go through, since none of the terms in the two premises are common.
"Commandos armed with assault rifles raided the offices of the British oil company BP on Wednesday, in one of the ritual armed searches of white-collar premises that are common enough here to have a nickname: masky shows".
Commandos armed with assault rifles raided the offices of the British oil company BP on Wednesday, in one of the ritual armed searches of white-collar premises that are common enough here to have a nickname: masky shows (so-called because of the balaclavas the agents often wear, although this time they reportedly burst in bare-faced).
Keep security cameras on your premises if attacks are common in your area, otherwise, you may look silly.
In the end, Weitzenfeld acknowledges, the premise that there are common determining relations is "based upon plausibility arguments" (148).
One premise of the conference was that there are common elements to most extremist stories.
Rehoming of hens from commercial farms to private premises is less common in Finland compared to UK [ 3].
In observing the population enrolled in these trials, it is quite obvious that the first premise ("oxygen imbalance is common in patients with severe sepsis and septic shock") was false.
One Mississippi has a lot in common with Six Feet Under, even though their premises are completely different.
But his sweeping premises are dubious.
