Sentence examples for prior premises from inspiring English sources

A demonstration is a deductive argument, the conclusion of which is deduced from firmer, prior premises.

Agreement in the original position is not itself a proof from prior premises according to rules of deductive inference.

This prior premise turns on his definition of lying as one's assertion of what one believes to be false.

III d. 38 a. 3c), this statement is pointing to a more explanatory and prior premise, discernible though never adequately articulated so as to show its relation to basic human goods.

As the video begins, inspectors enter the building, searching the premises prior to its closing.

The TSE-free dams that supplied Groups 1 and 8-13 latbed athehe clean VLA premises prior to their introduction to the appropriate exposure environment.

You will need a premises prior to submitting this application.

Although excited for the epsiode's premise prior its broadcast, Austin Smith of the New York Post was very critical of it.

A Buildings Department official said citations were issued to the factory owners for blocked exits, prior construction on the premises without a permit and illegal occupancy.

Misinformation bias is likely to be minimal in ScotEID because of cross-referencing procedures which are in place to assure accurate reporting; farmers are indeed required to (1) be registered to the national pig keeper database and enter existing postcodes and premises identifier prior to reporting movements, and (2) report any movement that they receive.

Environmental protection in the U.S. should function according to the same premise as "prior restraint" in a newspaper.