One of the key premises in Beyond Bars is that young people are often incarcerated only because no appropriate services exist for them in their own communities.
Indeed, the premise of Beyond Verbal's service is that a lot of the voice recognition services on the market today only give part of the story: "It's not just what people say but how they say it," he says.
As the plot thickens, Orphan Black pushes the premise beyond camera trickery when the clones impersonate each other.
Numerous Han Chinese-owned premises well beyond the Tibetan quarter had been attacked.
The perquisites of being on the premises extend beyond creature comforts, however.
As the national provider, we're ambitious and want to build full fibre broadband to 10 million premises and beyond — so it's vital that this becomes an attractive investment without creating digital inequality or a lack of choice for consumers and businesses across the country.
Created for the Queensland Ballet in Australia, the piece does not, however, develop beyond its premises of initiation rites and ritualistic games.
Dialectic, like science (epistêmê), trades in logical inference; but science requires premises of a sort beyond the scope of ordinary dialectical reasoning.
That premise goes beyond razor blades.
But Mr. Sheeley's premise is beyond belief.
Baker's would-be killer claims his weapons of choice include an indestructible guided giant boulder and special bullets "with built-in face recognition - Bush-seeking bullets", which suggests that Baker might not take his premise seriously beyond the column inches it was bound to generate.
