Sentence examples for premises in any from inspiring English sources

The school's policy is simple, and not uncommon: no nuts on the premises in any shape or form.

These common first principles are not premises in any demonstration of a particular science, but they are necessary for any sound demonstration (NLP I.11); the science responsible for the discovery of the first and undemonstrated principles common to all sciences is metaphysics (DOS 331; NLP I.8, 43).

Outline to your tenants on the lease if you require prior notification before they alter the premises in any way, such as painting, planting or decorating.

The Punjab Excise Act (1914) prohibits the employment of women at premises that serve alcohol in "any part of such premises in which such liquor or intoxicating drug is consumed by the public".

Thus, says Norton, we never go beyond the empirical premises in a way to which any empiricist would object.

Like modus ponens, as Lewis Carroll memorably showed, PNC does not function as a premise in any argument.

Fourth, each intermediate symbol that no longer occurs as premise in any of the productions has to be removed and fifth, each production of the form S → α, where S is the axiom and | α| > 1 has to be changed in a specific way.

Again, it's not necessary to be a constant observer while crews are hefting your big furniture up and down stairways, and sometimes, the customer can get in the way, but it's very useful to be on the premises in case any problems do arise.

Mine was one of four licensed premises in a scattered district of three-hundred-odd souls.

The station had its premises in a house a few doors east of Orlando Travel.

The thought is that the conclusion must be relevant to the premises in a valid inference.