Sentence examples for premises of the system from inspiring English sources

Though contentious deliberations are hardly unusual and though studies suggest that some 6percentt of all jury trials end in hung juries, the conduct of the juror in the Tyco case shattered two fundamental premises of the system: at least until their deliberations are concluded, juries are meant to be faceless wholes and their work wholly secret.

In Nebraska, where Bernie Sanders beat Hillary Clinton by a wide margin in the Democratic caucuses, the juxtaposition between this weekend-long tribute to capitalism and the skepticism expressed by a generation that questions the very premise of the system, was stark.

The basic premise of the system is that users can tag items into their online archives and befriend other users to share access to part or all of their items saved.

"You're impugning the premises of the democratic system that's relied on peaceful transfers of power for 200 years," Keisling said.

An event-triggered mechanism is firstly introduced to save communication resources, which leads to the premise variables of the system and observer to be asynchronous.

GDPR is based on the same principles as the Directive, and thus, it will not change the basic premises of the data protection system.

Even apart from trial outcomes, discriminatory strikes distort a basic premise of the jury system: the notion that a jury represents the whole community.

First they report on the manner in which the organisational programme of culture change affected the cultural premise of the new system.

The basic premise of the preadjusted system is that proper bracket position allows the teeth to be placed with a straight wire into an occlusal contact with an excellent mesiodistal inclination (tip) and excellent faciolingual inclination (torque) [2].

Interacting every day with border-crossers made him question the entire premise of the immigration system.

For the second case it is supposed that the weighting functions depend on unmeasurable premise variables (state of the system).