Sentence examples for premises can only from inspiring English sources
Under the new laws licensed premises can only operate until 2am, unless they are within a designated safe night precinct, like Fortitude Valley, where the closing time is 3am.
A patriotism based on false premises can only further confuse the oft-misled Russian population, and it will do nothing for the moral regeneration that after decades of, first, communism and then gangster/KGB capitalism the country desperately needs.
Thomson's argument stresses bodily integrity and self-ownership, and argues that if we accept these premises we can only allow fetuses to use women's bodies with women's consent.
Now I realize that this is a totally subjective study, and that many people will disagree with everything I write here, even my opening premise, but I can only be me, both analytically and critically.
Contemplating a universe built on that premise can lead only to collective insanity, and therefore the notion must be rejected.
His overarching premise is that if we can only see our own point of view, we can authentically argue our case because our deceits blind us to the truth.
Therefore any model that incorporates the premise that LUE is constant can only be considered approximate and will be increasingly in error over shorter periods [40].
"Today, the House rejected the president's false premise that a cleaner environment can only be achieved by arbitrary bureaucratic rules.
Therefore any model that incorporates the premise that LUE is constant can only be considered approximate and will be increasingly in error over shorter periods [ 40].
Conditions are tough – mobile phones are banned, and following a spate of defections, waitresses can only travel off premises in groups of three – but it is one of the few opportunities for North Koreans to work outside their borders.
The fundamental problem here is that the inductive gap can be closed only if the premises can somehow be made to entail their conclusion, and Ayer denied that this could be done.
