To re-state the premise of the argument again: the theocratic head of a foreign despotism offers money in his own name in order to suborn the murder of a civilian citizen of another country, for the offense of writing a work of fiction.
"No," he said, "because it states the premise".
This is the reason that I re-stated the premise for the interview.
While reviewing the film for Hindustan Times, critic Mayank Shekhar stated, "The premise is stuff dry tissues are made for.
I began by stating the premise that the highest priority of multinational corporations is to become number one or two in each product market.
"These all-powerful, unaccountable officials are being appointed in urban communities throughout the state, under the premise of local 'mismanagement,' despite the state's continued systemic disinvestment in these communities," Johnson wrote.
Bill Pryor, the Alabama attorney general, told the justices the state accepted the premise that Mr. Shelton could not be jailed, and "there is no possibility" of his incarceration even if the state won the case.
The UN has previously asserted that bugging the secretary general is illegal, citing the 1946 UN convention on privileges and immunities which states: "The premises of the United Nations shall be inviolable.
Plum (1998 31) states that the premise that "the realisation of context in text is probabilistic provides not only the key to making the hypothesis of the functional determination of text by its context testable but also provides a way of accounting for the variability found in text".
In a 2006 interview, Sargent stated that the premise was born "out of a little bit of desperation to find something fresh to do with the shark.
