First some basic underpinning premises: 1.
But there's a terrifically chilling premise underpinning this political satire.
The premise underpinning its justice system is that it is far worse to convict wrongly than to fail to convict at all.
Then again, he fears all opposition, since the basic premise underpinning his management is that Ireland are rubbish and will be beaten by everyone if they try to do anything other than scuff, scurry and hoof.
The premise underpinning the programme was that your wardrobe is the window to your soul, and that better dressing can cure everything from lack of confidence to age-inappropriate self-delusion.
That view challenges a basic premise underpinning Thursday's lavish celebrations in Beijing of the 70th anniversary of Japan's defeat: Mao Zedong's Communists were the saviours of the nation, battling against Japanese forces that began occupying parts of China in 1931 before launching an invasion in 1937.
The memorial commemorated the terror attack of 9/11 and NATO's response, manifesting the foundational premise underpinning NATO, set forth in Article 5 of the NATO Charter, that an attack against one member was an attack against all. .
Of the four studies citing self-efficacy as a theoretical premise underpinning the intervention, only two studies utilised outcome measures to reflect change attributed to this theoretical concept in the interventions [ 45, 60].
Remember to clarify all parties' assumptions, and set parameters as to the premise underpinning the work or project, its required format, any specific or general criteria, the timelines or stages, and so forth.
Given the limited focus of the workforce strategy, the problematic premises underpinning its focus on qualifications, the exclusion of measures to improve wage equity, the revocation of some funding support and the long-term sustainability the strategy is aiming for may not be 'delivered' (SCSEEC 2012, 3).
