Sentence examples for premises which have from inspiring English sources

Colaba Causeway; 00 91 022 22 020 131, leopoldcafe.com Known to locals as simply "The Snowman", this cafe is renowned for its cakes and pies (baked fresh on the premises), which have been drawing both locals and travellers for almost 40 years.

As he recognizes, we often find ourselves reasoning from premises which have the status of endoxa, opinions widely believed or endorsed by the wise, even though they are not known to be necessary.

Prior concluded from this paradox that Hume's 'is-ought thesis' is simply false (cf. Prior 1960, p. 206): one can simply derive conclusions which are ethical starting from premises which have no ethical character.

I had already been working for the club around the corner when we found these premises, which had a better hall.

Even a small shortfall in central grants sends council-tax rates soaring.The simplest solution would be to restore to local councils the right to tax business premises, which has been centralised since 1990.

Mr. Leigh first staged his play at the old Hampstead Theatre in 1979, returning, unusually for him, to one of his own works, this time at the Hampstead's modern premises, which has long deserved the hit that this remarkable production will surely be.

One central London premises which has been searched was described by detectives as the "control" centre for the fraudsters.

The show might be about a marriage, but that's a premise which has come to contain the world.

The premise, which has already caused upset within the trans community, has hitman Frank Kitchen (played by a beardy Michelle Rodriguez) kill a drugged up art collector who happens to be the brother of experimental black market surgeon Dr Rachel Kay Sigourney WeaverRachel Kay Sigourney Weaver

Differential pricing runs counter to this fundamental premise, which has had no small role to play in the Internet's explosive growth.

I am briefly introducing the kinds of uncertainty the case study assess, and I am ending the section with the introduction of the premise which has to be accepted in order to formulate an uncertainty assessment for the results of energy models based on their input variables.