Sentence examples for premises presented in from inspiring English sources

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".

That premise is the one presented in all of the film's marketing.

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.

Some have thought that here the goddess's last directive signals that some argument, with identifiable premises and conclusion, has been presented in the preceding verses.

This orientation is clearly presented in related foundational premises (FPs) of S-D logic [2].

Moralist, libertarian and relativist ethical positions concerning suicide and its prevention are presented in order to clarify premises upon which ethical issues in suicide research may be resolved.

These arguments seemed presented in aid of an unspoken premise: that a Ten Commandments monument can be government speech without conveying a religious message.

Premise presents a challenge in terms of repeatability of devices.

The most successful participants of the Facebook competition, "Wishing a better childhood," awards were officially presented in Sarajevo, on 9 March 2011 at the premises of UNICEF.