Sentence examples for premises at all from inspiring English sources
The commission learned, surprisingly, that in the wake of school massacres, many schools are determined to keep strangers off the premises at all times — and that includes voters.
The two men take real pride in the lodge, and one or both of them is on the premises at all times.
There is a consultant surgeon on the premises at all times.
Abi Brown, leader of the Conservative group, said she was "bemused" by why the council was moving premises at all.
At least one person trained by a recognised first aid organisation is to be present on the premises at all time that it is open to customers and visitors.
Results show that reasoning with category based premises is less difficult than reasoning with causal premises, at all ages, and that reasoning first with causal premises causes a global decrease in logical reasoning compared to reasoning first with category based premises.
That's not the premise at all".
Starting from a premise that higher-income areas have better-looking, more responsive schools is no premise at all; in fact, it is a restatement of the obvious and the reason voucher advocates are working to equalize this egregious wrong in American society.
Business rates are calculated based on the rateable value (RV) of the premises at a point in time.
Don't we have some kind of duty to vacate the premises at a certain point?
Irrelevant premise fallacies will be cases of no premise support at all, whereas insufficient premise fallacies are those in which there is some support, but not enough of it.
