No lending anymore; all books stay on the premises, which means an old schoolhouse groaning on its joists, two floors, people in every nook, sweating, stinking, swatting flies, licking their thumbs as they page through Maeve Binchy and C. P. Snow, Louis L'Amour and George Santayana.
Buildings should aim to attract small and micro businesses while offering premises which means they can scale up.
The firm employs about 100 people and shares its premises with other businesses, which means a total of 250 people work in the building.
Therefore, our core research problem is to determine the pledged loan-to-value ratio under the premise of reasonable pricing, which means solving the inverse problem of similar foreign research.
One can immediately see why the premises of a probable deduction must be compatible: the probability of M i) is defined only if the denominator of the fraction is not zero, which means that the premises A(i) are compatible.
It is premised on a 'bottom-up' approach, which means enhancing the capacity of communities to determine goals and to pursue issues of importance to them, and to make decisions affecting their lives, for example, the direction of services and the allocation of funds.
It is premised on a 'bottom-up' approach, which means enhancing the capacity of communities to determine goals and to pursue issues of importance to them, and to make decisions affecting their lives, for example, the direction of services and the allocation of funds (Centre for Effective Services 2009).
Driving factors of welfare policy have changed, which means that the fundamental premises of scenarios have to be changed.
But, if we also believe Premise 3 to be true (which we must if we have accepted the contradictory Premise 1), that means that the first statement in Premise 4 (All men are bald) is false which means the second statement (the one about the moon) must be true since we've already accepted the truth of Premise 4 as a whole.
If Pseudo-Scotus' argument is valid then, since its premise is true, its conclusion is true – which means it is invalid.
Rangers gave him the deal in the first place, after all, which means any suggestion Barton should have left the premises without a penny was always ridiculous.
