Sentence examples for state premises from inspiring English sources
Mr Hoon, whose enjoyment of three properties occurred during his stint as defence secretary, says that living in secure state premises was a cheaper option for the taxpayer than having round-the-clock security at his private home.
As a young British Muslim who wears the head covering and who on occasions chooses to wear the face veil (niqab), I have watched with increasing concern as UKIP calls for a total ban in the UK and the French government proposes a ban on state premises and on public transport.
He examined propositions by stating possible contradictions and developed the syllogism, a method of proof based on stated premises.
If, then, the conclusions of all of the successive syllogisms (except the last) are suppressed and only the remaining premises and the final conclusion are stated, the resulting argument is a valid inference from the stated premises.
As a result of our analysis, we found that arguments in the selected papers rely on two types of premises: openly stated premises, and implicit, unstated premises.
The selection of "Candle in the Wind" comes closest to making a relevant comment on the work's stated premise.
Ample evidence from Hutton's Scotland provided the key to unraveling the often thought but still rarely stated premise that events occurring today at the Earth's surface namely erosion, transportation and deposition of sediments, and volcanism seem to have their counterparts preserved in the rocks.
Core media literacy questions teach us how to separate text from subtext, and stated premise from hidden meaning.
The UN expressed concern about "widespread evidence of torture" in state security premises, but prosecutions of state security officials were rare.
As Shulamith Rheinharz puts it, they should "state their premises rather than hide them" (1992b, p. 426), unlike the approaches they critique.
The same study, however, reported higher staff turnover and poorer physical state of premises at task-shifted clinics.
