The notion that Afghans are uninterested in living in a progressive, just and free society is most certainly a colonial and racist one; however, it is a premise that serves Afghanistan's ruling minority quite well, including President Hamid Karzai and the informal warlord power structures holding sway throughout the country.
Musinguzi et al. (2017), in a research conducted in Uganda on the ability of Village Health Teams to link and connect communities with formal health care, premised their study on three assumptions that serve to outline in greater detail the nature and utility of such relations.
The basic premise is that specific types of IRs that serve regulatory functions would be evolutionarily conserved, while those that are deleterious, perhaps because they are sources of genetic instability, would be preferentially eliminated.
"Women cannot be employed by any establishment that serves alcohol on their premises," said, Ashok Kadyan, deputy excise comissioner, Gurgaon.
It's a premise that could serve as a springboard for the sort of quality bedlam promised in the title — imagine Terry Southern cutting a swath through the television business.
According to NLD, we can always assign some implicit premise that will serve the purposes of deductivist reconstruction.
"Moral certainty" is our mode of thinking when we draw ideas by demonstration from premises that are a mix of knowledge and belief; "opinion" is our mode of thinking when we hold ideas drawn either by bad argument or by an argument in which confused ideas serve as premises.
Embroker is a tech-enabled commercial broker built on the premise that it can serve small and medium businesses better than the status-quo insurance broker.
It seemed impossible to imagine a 22-course tasting menu being served anywhere on the premises that day.
The work presented here was motivated by the premise that the amorphous state serves as a medium to study cocrystal formation.
