Sentence examples for premises are converted from inspiring English sources
Negative contingency premises are converted to corresponding affirmative contingency propositions and these by the conversion of terms to particular contingency propositions).
(According to Aristotle, necessity premises are converted in the same way as assertoric premises, 'Every/some A is B' implies 'Some B is andaNo 'No A is B' implies 'No B is A'.
One of the town's historic employers, Bliss Tweed Mill, closed in the 1980s and its magnificent Victorian-era premises were converted to luxury flats.
Many are converting their premises into "lap dancing venues" in a bid to extract more money from punters and performers alike.
On May 19 Mr. Colo will perform "Sweeping Memories," a ritual cleansing of the Exit Art premises, which will thereafter be converted into a new gallery by Sean Kelly, a dealer in Chelsea.
Even publishers are converting.
The site of the goods yard was used for the construction of a large apartment block known as The Sandlings, and Noel Park & Wood Green railway station was converted into commercial premises, before being demolished in the early 1970s to become the site of the eastern section of Wood Green Shopping City.
After the Bottom Line vacated its premises, the building that had housed the club was converted into a lecture hall and renovated with money donated by an N.Y.U.
