Palmas del Mar offers abundant on-premises choices for dining, few of them memorable.
The sushi is made fresh on the premises: 150 choices of maki-style rolls, hand rolls, spring rolls and sashimi plates, all attractive and fashioned with imagination.
If you accept these premises, our choice of technological tools becomes all-important; by the logic of biological atrophy, our unused skills and capacities tend to melt away, like the tail of an ape.
American democracy is premised on choices and fair play.
Both organisations have become too big and too unwieldy for their own good, and are now paying the price for signing up to the false premise that choice adds to the value of your customer's "experience".
"The industry is offering this premise of choice and control, because it has discovered a system it has a program through which you can approach relationships and encounters," O'Neill explains.
One impact assessment – on the Priors School, in east Warwickshire, a former private school that became a state-funded free school in September 2011 – warned of local concerns about "surplus places, pupil numbers and sustainability, consultation, use of taxpayers' money, standards, premises and parental choice".
To this day, alcohol remains banned in Methodist premises, however, the choice to consume alcohol is now a personal decision for any member.
But the simple math of energy balance and the simple premise that our choices are in charge of it are complicated by two considerations.
Thus, economic organizational frameworks, which purport to link micro-level rational choice theory to meso-organizational theory are unable to do so, due to the incompatibility of the premises on which rational choice and organization theory rest.
The petit filet mignon accompanied by John Brown Pale Ale, brewed on the premises, is a good choice.
