Sentence examples for premises present from inspiring English sources

The tailoring mecca Savile Row is now also an "art must" -- it's there the gigantic Hauser & Wirth premises present an extensive Roni Horn exhibition and, across the street, Pilar Ordovas has made the daring move of launching her gallery with an historical exhibition exploring the links between Rembrandt and Francis Bacon.

The auctioneer found it on the premises, presented it as a "very interesting old bottle," and worked the bidding up to two dollars and fifty cents.

Due to a noble bequest the artworks are not allowed to leave the premises, presenting a unique opportunity to see priceless art without the crowds.

The conceptual premises presented are developed from a detailed review of pertinent studies over 25 years and include management complications specific to TBI; such as increased intracranial pressure and complications that anyone critically ill might experience [2].

Quite surprisingly, with reference to the premises presented in the policy field definition and values paragraph, private providers play a significant role in Emilia-Romagna.

The solicitor general said that the transfer agreement, which involves two Chinese Uighurs, eliminates "the factual premise presented in this case".

The display of paintings by some of their famous students helps to flesh out the basic premise presented in the catalog: that the argument between these titans "over the nature and future of American art affected a generation of painters".

Premise presents a challenge in terms of repeatability of devices.

The observable falsity of the underlying premise presented no difficulty to Congress, where both houses passed the Clayton Act by wide margins.

Back in 2002, Gary Taubes wrote about it in the New York Times magazine, laying out a fine deconstruction of the low-fat premise presented to the American people.

On his own premises, our present logic defines the limits of the thinkable.