Sentence examples for right premise from inspiring English sources

But if Perrottet (and we) want to get anywhere, we have to start from the right premise.

"I think the fundamental premise of planning for higher fuel prices is the right premise," he said.

Pick the right premises: Last year we consolidated from two smaller premises to one larger one.

A healthy dose of business acumen and the right premises are both vital.

Bungalow rooms open onto one large meandering swimming pool (so fun to swim to your friend's room a few doors down), two restaurants serve excellent food, and there's an Ayurvedic Health Spa right on premises.

Our willingness to bend and slide to the Right was premised on a promise that, if we did that, we would get 23 to 25 Republicans supporting the bill as we had in 2006.

They also forged close alliances with other law enforcement groups and helped create a conservative victims' rights movement premised on a zero-sum vision of justice that pitted victims against offenders.

Human rights are premised on the notion of human dignity; human dignity requires that individuals do not suffer from discriminatory legislation [ 24].

For you Europeans, the August vacation isn't a privilege but a secular-humanist right, a major premise for a civilised and dignified life.

Trump did get the basic premise right.

Personalized medicine, arising from pharmacogenomics, is based on the premise: "the right treatment for the right patient at the right time" [ 7].