Sentence examples for premises it was from inspiring English sources

But her boss was quite aggressive and asked us to leave the premises; it was a bit threatening".

Every totalitarian country has a constitution — the Soviet constitution was a mockery not because its "norms" were not respected but because the ruling party had complete contempt for the premises it was based on.

But whatever the provenance of these basic premises, it was clear what this meant for the role and the legitimacy of governments: "To secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed".

With the gelding Funny Cide, who is gaining national notice as the first New York-bred Derby winner, on the premises, it was appropriate that the New York Racing Association announced that purses for all state-bred stakes would be raised from $25,000 to $100,000 for the Belmont and Saratoga meetings.

If a date isn't turned off by the premises, it's a good sign.

And whether you start from liberal or conservative premises, it's hard to see that scenario playing out happily for the United States or the world.

Under these premises, it is claimed that any acceleration and velocity profile of the input shaft can be tracked accurately.

"I asked my customers why I don't see them so much, they said it was warmer in the back street enclosed premises, it's too cold here, because my premises is partly open.

Moving from these premises, it is not surprising that some systems, such as Spark, use processing time as their default time semantics.

However, given his premises it is hard to see why a completely chaotic and heterogeneous immediate experience would nonetheless lend itself to conceptual rationalization.

More importantly, even if one accepts all of the cosmopolitan egalitarian's moral premises, it is not clear that the desired conclusion follows.