The premise — to create a sense of freedom via all the opened zippers — was a good one.
There were examples of raised expectations leading to frustration, for example, a small practice (list 2400) identified an urgent need for new premises to create space for additional roles and new colleagues but subsequently received no active support from the health authority.
Nine artistically inclined 20-somethings — "Renaissance men and women," as they were once described — use the premises to create hipper-than-thou music and art.
Its original premise was to create a network to facilitate communication and the exchange of large datasets and images, but the effect and scale of these modifications was greater than expected [2].
For the moment, however, they've just taken the original story, inverted its original premise entirely to create a new story, and are now pretending that this is how it was intended to read all along.
The proposal, co-authored by Shams Hirji, a recent graduate of Northwestern's law school, is dressed up with data and charts about judicial caseloads, but its stated premise is straightforward: to create "a sufficient number of new judges that would help change the balance of power . . .
Simultaneously, Chinese speakers admit the existence of real situation and describe it in the antecedent as a premise or background to create a contradiction in a counterfactual conditional with yàobúshì.
The premise of his project is to create a new piece of art on the heavily populated streets of the US city, for each day in October.
Conceived of and organized by the choreographer Tere O'Connor, the festival has as its premise that the eight artists had to create a work from nothing.
"The whole premise of the Escalera Náutica is to create a land rush, and I'm not sure that's good for anybody," said Tim Means, who has lived in La Paz for 35 years and runs a respected ecotourism outfit called Baja Expeditions.
