Sentence examples for rely on premises from inspiring English sources

It does not rely on premises about English.

But given that she repeats the same scriptural passages that they themselves use (her arguments rely on premises they would accept), then there would appear to be little comeback.

We may reason as follows: an inference in CL is retracted as soon as we find out that it relies on premises that are not free.

But that doesn't seem a great deal to go on when you consider the wealth of relationship guides that rely on the premise, as Deborah Cameron points out in her book The Myth of Mars and Venus, that men and women "speak a different language".

(One wonders, however, whether the argument for including "necessary existence" in the idea of God will need to rely on the premise that necessary existence is a perfection).

"It absolutely changed everything because we could no longer rely on the premise that… governments were acting pursuant to proper legal process," he says.

However, most of the performance benefits offered by SBS rely on the premise that the scheduler will interact with a "well behaved" heavy tailed job size distribution.

Common belief has it that the implementation of Shor's algorithm on a large scale quantum computer would have devastating consequences for current cryptography protocols which rely on the premise that all known classical worst-case algorithms for factoring take time exponential in the length of their input (see, e.g., Preskill 2005).

Indeed, it seems to rely on the premise that anyone should see that if they reside within the territory of a reasonably just state, they are properly expected to comply with the law, at least insofar as it is reasonably just.

Both rely on the premise that water and land are precious but endangered.

These myths rely on the premise that evil adults are waiting to harm innocent children on Halloween.