Sentence examples for premises will not be from inspiring English sources

It is clearly stated in UCL's code of practice that the premises will not be denied to any individual on any ground connected with their beliefs.

Also, as mentioned, off- premise versus on-premise will not be set in stone from the beginning.

Teddy Roosevelt articulates well the premise: "This country will not be a good place for any of us to live in unless we make it a good place for all of us to live in".

The Worker Rights Consortium is based on the premise that work conditions will not be changed by codes and monitors that come from industry, but by involvement of workers, through collective bargaining with management.

2541, 2561, 180 L.Ed.201174 (2011) (holding that "a class cannot be certified on the premise that [a defendant] will not be entitled to litigate its statutory defenses to individual claims").

Most official discussions have been premised on the notion that D.A.I. will not be reached until CO2 levels hit four hundred and fifty parts per million.

˝Important is to stress that services of the Center will not be offered only in its premises, but that its employees will also perform family visits.

In fact it might seem that this is obvious; if we define validity or entailment in terms of truth preservation, arguments with purely non-cognitive premises will not even be candidates for validity and relations among them will not be entailments.

One key premise of FCT is that the effect of these fundamental causes will not be removed by modifying the intervening variables in the pathway 38.

I know, however, that I will not be volunteering to tell someone with a gun to leave the premises".

The soundness of the hypothesis will not be commented upon, because there is so much doubtful with the basic premise.