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Last week Joyce had conceded the cost-benefit analysis did not support the forced relocation of the agency, telling Sky News: "If you're going to premise it on the cost-benefit analysis, we wouldn'€™t do it".

When the truth involves the most important things imaginable -- the meaning of life, the fate of one's eternal soul, the difference between good and evil -- it is not enough to premise it on the capacity of human choice.

Most organisations foresee the continued use of on-premise IT alongside cloud-based services for the foreseeable future, evolving into a prevalence of hybrid IT estates.

Today's infrastructure – in other words, on-premise IT, is only one of three areas that Dell sees itself competing in.

Hinoue wrote a proposal for the basis of Rewrites premise and passed it on to Takahiro Baba, the president of VisualArt's.

But from a more strategic perspective, much of Dell Technologies' business sits squarely in traditional, on-premise IT – a segment of the market that is at best declining.

Obama believed this in his bones; his 2008 campaign was premised on it.

We get innovation at Raychem because our corporate strategy is premised on it.

His authoritarian ("I' am your voice") populism is premised on it.

The PaaS is on-premise — it's private.

Whether such scale will enable the company to fuel innovation-driven growth in the cloud while simultaneously dominating the traditional on-premise IT segment remains to be seen.