For example, Gatwick school in Crawley, West Sussex, had planning permission refused last week; it had applied to make the office block where it has been operating for the past year its long-term premises.
Reid does defend a primary/secondary quality distinction, but, unusually, Reid's distinction is drawn not in metaphysical terms but in epistemic terms premised upon discussion of the differing ways that secondary and primary qualities relate to our minds (Nichols 2007, ch. 6).
The principal purpose of the FGC is to provide long-term, functional premises for the majority of the ministries, that is, the FGC must provide necessary space for functioning ministries.
This meant that new secretariat staff were not sufficiently trained and were under resourced in terms of premises, equipment, and access to the internet, office supplies and salaries [ 28- 31, 34, 35].
(5) Semantical fallaciousness results from the ambiguity of terms; the conclusion will follow if the sense given to the term in the premises makes the premises false, but if the other sense is ascribed to the term, making the premises true, the conclusion does not follow (it becomes an instance of formal fallaciousness).
But what happens when a filmmaker reaches the end of a project, only to find out that the government is publicly discrediting, in no uncertain terms, the premise of his film?
The clearest reason for objecting to 'manageress' and 'lady doctor' is that the use of these terms seems premised on the idea that maleness is the norm, and that women filling these jobs are somehow deviant versions of doctors and managers.
Vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) plays important roles in a wide variety of physiological processes, some reflecting its role in promoting angiogenesis and others important for normal physiological functions, such that issues of safety are of particular concern for long-term therapies premised on its inhibition.
The premise containing the major term is the major premise, and the premise containing the minor term is the minor premise.
Mr. Obama campaigned for his first term on the premise that the conflict was a "war of necessity" to deprive Al Qaeda of a potential sanctuary in Afghanistan, and in 2009 he ordered a surge of more than 30,000 troops.
In terms of the premises that samplings are limited to a certain number for each time matching, the aforementioned deviations theoretically can be simplified into a constant value.
