Sentence examples for premises that we from inspiring English sources

Operating from a local trading estate, he bought at least 42 premises that we have identified, in the Skegness, Mablethorpe and Boston area of Lincolnshire.

"I believe that the ICC, given the current situation, under the current factual premises that we have, the continued killings, would have rightful jurisdiction," she said.

Hope locates itself in the premises that we don't know what will happen and that in the spaciousness of uncertainty is room to act.

Warren is trying to persuade a country that accepts some, but not enough, of her premises, that we are not drifting but being held hostage and that the villains are the ones she has spotted.

"By the close of play today, every registered poultry farm will be visited within the 3km protection zone and a 10km surveillance zone, as well as other smaller non-registered poultry and bird-keeping premises that we become aware of during the course of the day," he said.

The war began with Bush illogic: false intelligence (from Niger to nuclear) used to bolster a false casus belli (imminent threat to our security) based on a quartet of false premises (that we could easily finish off Saddam and the Baathists, scare the terrorists and democratize Iraq without leeching our economy).

It is based on the false premise that we know enough about nutritional science to accurately predict how intake of individual nutrients will impact on human health and well-being.

It doesn't matter if we accept the premise that we are burdened with too much freedom or the premise that we are in prison.

It is upon that premise that we consider the constitutional issues presented.

"We will always proceed from the premise that we have a special historical relationship with Ukraine.

"I basically held onto that premise, that we were going back on the 15th," Mr. Leonard said.