Sentence examples for premises of stage from inspiring English sources
Those approaches revisit some of the basic premises of stage theories suggesting that child development might be more influenced by environmental circumstances and cultural differences than we previously understood (4).
I replied that this was only the premise of the arduous stage of entrenching and assuring peace.
While other funds might have been tempted to move up the investment stack with a larger fund, Bangalore-based Prime Venture Partners is sticking to its original premise of selective early-stage deal-making.
Quite why the College of Social Work decided to stage its long-awaited official launch in the plush London premises of the Institute of Directors is an intriguing question.
Both premises of the argument need support.
Both premises of this argument are controversial.
Microdata were analysed at the premises of Eurostat.
A few months later the same team wrote The Irving Revue, and in 1952 brought forward at the same small premises Ronnie Stevens's staging of David Climie's late night revue, Just Lately, with Joan Sims, Charles Ross and Kenneth Connor.
In January 2015, following the closure of the 12 Bar Club and clearance of Enterprise Studios on Denmark Place, a group of musicians and supporters squatted in the club's premises and staged a demonstration in the street, protesting against redevelopment.
You may or may not want to know the full premise of the play, Premiere Stages' affecting, thought-provoking current production, before seeing it.
