Sentence examples for premises upon which from inspiring English sources

"In short, the very premises upon which this proposed merger rest are themselves without foundation," Mr. Powell said.

This, of course, contradicts one of the premises upon which family medicine is built, but it does avoid such painful conflicts of interest.

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.

Before moving on to consider the substantive premises upon which the proposed regulation rests, one further issue relating to scope of application may be highlighted.

He felt that inductive reasoning provided the general premises upon which deduction had to be based and that deduction resulted in generalizations or laws which then had to be tested by inductive procedures.

The untenability of the premises upon which the Court relied in Feldman has been clearly revealed in a series of penetrating law review articles by Professor J. A. C. Grant.

Our disposition removes the premise upon which the use restriction rested.

The unfortunate underlying premise upon which this concept is based is that women and minorities are still generally considered "outliers" where positions of authority and power are concerned.

The greatest taboo that surrounds the Israeli-Palestinian conflict seems to be making any mention of the premise upon which Israel was born: by wiping out Palestine.

The sound premise upon which these holdings rested is that men incarcerated in flagrant violation of their constitutional rights have a remedy.

To tar all Israelis with one negative brush – and to paint, by extension, all Palestinians as whiter than white – is an entirely false premise upon which to base one's opinion.