Sentence examples for premises even though from inspiring English sources

They silenced those who questioned their premises, even though the skeptics included many of the government's own analysts.

It would also appear to sanction a search of premises even though the arrest were for the most petty of misdemeanors.

Secular opposition can be no less absolutist in its premises, even though they are based on this-worldly ideals, and as uncompromising in its conclusions.

Greenpeace largely works out of its Bangalore premises, even though its registered office is in Chennai; this was interpreted as a violation of an arcane rule requiring NGOs to inform the government of changes in headquarters.

Viewed in this manner, the holding in Jones can best be explained by the fact that Jones had a legitimate expectation of privacy in the premises he was using and therefore could claim the protection of the Fourth Amendment with respect to a governmental invasion of those premises, even though his "interest" in those premises might not have been a recognized property interest at common law.

We did not include locums and vocational trainees in the variable "number of GPs sharing premises", even though they may have influenced the total practice resources and the number of staff needed.

But the problem with this argument is that the conclusion does not follow from the premise: Even though the president is responsible for criminal prosecutions, he can commit obstruction of justice if he misuses that authority.

Macron won the French presidency by running on a centrist, globalist premise, even though his critics have recently complained that his governing style is somewhat similar to Trump's.

Even though Sam Walton reportedly took pictures of his competitors' shelves and displays as part of his research into the secrets of retail, Walmart, like many businesses, doesn't permit photography on the premises.

The Obama administration has redacted the names on the premise that, even though they are not real names, the information could be used to unearth the identities of the officers.

Christopher Pizzino begins Arresting Development: Comics at the Boundaries of Literature with the premise that even though news stories have proclaimed the arrival of comics as legitimate literature for more than thirty years, comics are still a marginalized medium that resists legitimation, and will be for the foreseeable future.