In some cases, the premises have no authority aside from the partner's agreement; in others, Socrates provides an argument for premises, usually in the form of an epagoge, a general inference from a set of examples.
Most capitalist reforms are based on the premise that individual private ownership in the form of independent family farms will promote and sustain democratic institutions.
Hilgers, who describes himself as an eSports veteran, including previously founding eSports brand Turtle Entertainment back in 2000, says that Dojo Madness is partially founded on the premise that a 'second screen' in the form of your mobile phone is the perfect way to receive eSports coaching.
The premise being that early medical attention — in the form of a convenient video consultation — can often result in less time off work and a healthier employee in general, specifically for straightforward and easily treatable conditions that don't require a hands-on physical examination.
Over such beginnings, Arendt continues, "no logic, no cogent deduction can have any power because the chain presupposes, in the form of a premise, a new beginning".
It helps in the provision of unique skills & pool of information (Greve & Salaff, [2003]), human resources (Dyer & Handler, [1994]; Aldrich & Langton, [1997]) and physical resources (Birley, [1986]) in the form of space and premises for enterprise development.
These are presented in the form of paradoxes — arguments from apparently undeniable premises to obviously unacceptable conclusions.
Rather than setting out his philosophy comprehensively in the form of a system based on foundational premises, Leibowitz generally wrote short articles devoted to specific topics.
It was done for a purpose, in the form of a blissful protest, and with the premise that this was For Women Only.
Thus there will be a new "reoccupation relief" in the form of a halving of business rates for operators taking on empty premises.
