Sentence examples for premises cut from inspiring English sources
Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's decision to end his campaign to evict the Brooklyn Museum from its premises, cut its funding and remove its board of trustees is a sensible bow to First Amendment principles.
A spokesman said: "The government has acted swiftly to give local councils much stronger powers to tackle irresponsible premises and cut red tape, including enabling them to impose a levy on businesses which sell alcohol late at night.
Founders of new schools in Sweden and America have often used such premises; it cuts the cost of starting up tremendously.
The average crime drama is often little more than the sum of its conventions; the genre is less often reinvented than reshuffled, its premises and archetypes cut, pasted and dressed up in parodic ultraviolence and formal trickery.
Given this premise, a clear cut discordance between the functional outputs of Pmar1 and Hbox12 was expected.
But in the case of PatternEQ, its premise — helping SaaS companies cut churn — is constrained enough that its effort to democratize data science is a reasonable use of the phrase.
Nor does the United States agree with a basic Russian premise: that any cuts in strategic nuclear forces are tied directly to America's ballistic missile defense program.
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For years, irresponsible politicians have been seeking votes on the premise that tax cuts are good regardless of the state of the economy and that raising taxes for any reason is somehow un-American.
The next thing is that the Republican Party (my party and yours) has for the last 30 years or so been operating under a demonstrably false and misleading premise: that tax cuts pay for themselves by generating so much economic growth that they replace the sums lost by tax cutting.
A switch installed on a user's premises might be programmed to cut off power to freezers, for example, when they are cold enough.
