Sentence examples for premises required from inspiring English sources

Accepting such a conclusion, based on planetary astronomy and a few auxiliary physical premises, required a certain courage of imagination.

In the Sunderland area a total of five premises required urgent action including Grindon Snacks, 38 Galashiels Road, Grindon which was inspected on 3 November 2011.

Contrary to the argument that economic logic frees conservation from ethics, I expose the ethical premises required for economists to justify public policy support for offsets.

Sadly, the misadministration of this war, from the false premises required to sell it to the inability to demonstrate that there are no imperial motivations behind it, has imperiled success.

Thus, M's causal powers include just those that are relevant to bringing about M* (assuming that other conditions, e.g., belief in other premises required for the inference, are held constant).

Horses on the premises require adequate turnout in spacious, well-fenced paddocks.

If you believe that middle class taxes should go up dramatically in order to keep the existing welfare state exactly as it is, as current liberal premises require, then you have every reason to reject Ryan's proposals.

Other proposals in a consultation paper published on Tuesday include: extending mandatory licensing rules for HMOs to flats above shops and other business premises; requiring landlords to provide decent storage and disposal of rubbish; and tightening up the "fit and proper person" test for landlords.

In such arguments as "All C are B and no B are A, so no C are A," the truth of the two premises requires the truth of the conclusion in virtue of the manner in which the predicates B and A are distributed with reference to the classes specified by C and B, respectively.

If basic theological premises require revelation for human beings to know them, then the arena of human reason in theology is restricted to reasoning about what is revealed.

If the premises require the conclusion, as the apparent validity of the argument attests, how can this be unless (as the cognitivists suppose) the premises entail the conclusion thanks to the propositions they express?