He also accepted syllogisms with possibility propositions as minor premises to be productive.
After all, Lincoln was still not sure the commissioners had accepted the premise for a productive negotiation: readiness to discuss terms for rejoining the Union.
The end goal of any Congress should be to pass bills into law that address the problems we face as a country and amendment votes only serve that goal if there is a critical mass of members invested in the basic premise that passing productive bills is a good thing".
The training equips your workers to work safely in your premises and empowers them to be maximally productive... that is great profit by itself.
Myrdal pointed out that this premise, even if true, is socially problematic: inherited advantage makes some people highly productive from the get-go, and since their higher productivity makes them prosper another vicious circle forms.
The premise of this paper is that a productive analogy can be drawn between the regulation of activities in these two areas, one that benefits space law in particular.
Myrdal pointed out that this premise, even if true, is socially problematic: inherited advantage makes some people highly productive from the get-go, and — since their higher productivity makes them prosper — another vicious circle forms.
Social workers globally are always advocates for holistic welfare systems that, premised on preserving people's dignity, are essential to peaceful, productive and sustainable societies.
Although launched with the best of intentions and a premise that every student can learn, graduate, and become a productive citizen, the details of the roll-out failed.
The starting premise may be surprising: The only way you will become more productive is to decide you really want to be more productive.
