Sentence examples for premises for our from inspiring English sources

"Formally, we are a different organization, but many of the volunteers of London Euromaidan are members of AUGB and, therefore, AUGB kindly offered its premises for our use," London Euromaidan member Sergiy Burnus tells me, adding that other branches of the AUGB also send their supplies to the London base for delivery to Ukraine.

A remaining challenge is elegantly handling cases where we could not find a supporting premise for our query.

This is an important premise for our tech and for privacy.

That was the premise for our agreed acquisition with BEYONDigital and HCL — to put our platform's proprietary experience into as many companies as possible, giving them unparalleled advantage in reach, data and growth by combining the employee experience and customer experience in one.

One premise for our current study was that the right cerebellum is engaged more than the left in language, so we presented the US to the right eye thereby engaging the right cerebellum.

The suitability of the model is assessed by using a collection of zeolite NaA membranes prepared on our premises for the separation of ethanol/water mixtures.

"We are continuing to invite people to come forward with fresh ideas for services they could provide, possibly using our premises, for which some limited support from the county council may be available".

"Being a Catholic church we have to promote the gospel, and that's what we use our premises for". Anglican churches in the UK have taken similar decisions at one time or another.

The basic premise of grounded (for our purposes we will interchangeably use the terms grounded, embodied, and situated cognition, but see Barsalou, 2008, for a discussion of some important differences) theories of cognition is that the brain, body, and environment comprise a single, dynamic system.

"[The research] provides empirical support for a key premise of our investigation: consumers who forego hedonic activities alone are missing out on opportunities for rewarding experiences," the researchers wrote, according to Science Of Us.

Propositions to be used as premises for demonstration make the most irresistible demands for our assent; premises for lower kinds of discourse make weaker demands.