Sentence examples for premises of its from inspiring English sources

Huawei has set up 35 joint innovation centers on the premises of its own customers, where its engineers develop hardware and software improvements that often end up in Huawei's newest products.

The time will come when you will be forced to admit not only that the war in Iraq was stupidly conducted, but also doomed to failure from the outset because of the hopeless cultural and political ignorance underlying the false premises of its ideological rationale.

Historian Jason Frank agrees: "Determining who constitute the people is an inescapable yet democratically unanswerable dilemma; it is not a question that people can procedurally decide because the very question subverts the premises of its resolution".

Iran has made hostility to America a premise of its 1979 revolution: it sees rapprochement as tantamount to renouncing fundamental principles.

TFA may represent an "island of excellence," as Friedman puts it, but it's not a replicable model, since the premise of its success is predicated on exclusivity.

Writer is at issue with our government on every premise of its nuclear policy.

The Daily News appeared to agree with that assessment, publishing an opinion piece by a terrorism expert that doubted the premise of its cover story.

At Silo in Brighton, the UK's first zero-waste restaurant, waste is not just a part but rather the premise of its existence.

The premise of its "project" was that future profits lay in economies of scale and cross-selling in the retail business, since both SocGen and BNP have large branch networks in France.

Their second album fulfils the premise of its title with more ravishing arrangements by Owen Pallett, while leaning less on the Scott Walker/Morricone stylings that gave their 2008 debut a whiff of pastiche.

The new film will also focus on Parker Brothers' 1974 lawsuit against the inventor of a rival game titled Anti-Monopoly, which aimed to flag up the undesirable premise of its predecessor.