Sentence examples for premises or from from inspiring English sources

A deduction is any sequence of statements each of which is derived from some initial set of statements (the premises) or from a prior statement in the sequence.

This leaves Gödel's results completely intact as they concerned what is provable, that is, derivable from the null set of premises or from any one consistent axiomatization of mathematical truths.

The web browser interface will allow you to view your premises in real time either from the computer on the premises or from a remote computer.

The new law bars pet stores from selling animals bred on the premises or bought from a breeder.

Microsoft recently announced Exchange 2010, a new suite of Microsoft Office-related products, are designed to be deployed and managed servers on-premises or from the cloud.

Wineries use grapes grown on premises or ones bought from other vineyards.

New powers would be created to impose sanctions, which could include closing down premises or banning individuals from working with children.

"I believe that the government have set out clearly their intention to provide both equality of access and robust protections for faith groups who do not in conscience support same-sex civil marriage, ensuring that they will not be forced to conduct same-sex marriage ceremonies or have them conducted on their premises, or be prevented from expressing their views on the matter," she said.

Intuitively, what's required is that the conclusion "follow from" the premises, or that the truth of the premises "guarantee" the truth of the conclusion.

The conclusion follows, so to speak, "materially" from the premises, or is a "material" consequence of the premises, due to the fact that every German is European.

It thus isn't clear that either the premises or conclusion of the argument from divine sovereignty precludes the existence of the Platonic Trinity.