Sentence examples for premises would give from inspiring English sources
Mr Mackay said introducing a rates discount for companies taking on empty premises would "give empty properties a fresh start".
This premise would give Murphy the perfect opportunity to cash in on a bizarre and freaky culture, especially one that has gone mostly untouched in pop culture for decades, since 1930s cult film "Freaks".
Other ways of expressing the fact that an inference is deductively valid are to say that the truth of the premises gives (or would give) an absolute guarantee of the truth of the conclusion or that it would involve a logical inconsistency (as distinct from a mere mistake of fact) to suppose that the premises were true but the conclusion false.
Such formal statements would give a clearer picture of alleged criminal activities inside BBC premises and allow the corporation to investigate fully, he argued.
Now we're in a new situation and I've been afraid something would give, because the present government [in Seoul] has cancelled the basic premises between North and South".
This would give union organizers the right to solicit support on a company's premises, not just outside of the workplace.
Such a challenge would give Judge Brinkema — or an appeals court — an opportunity to reconsider her premise that Mr. Risen's receipt of information about the operation was a felony.
"He would give communion".
