Sentence examples for use of premises from inspiring English sources

As we shall see, however, relevant logic does provide us with a relevant notion of proof in terms of the real use of premises (see the section "Proof Theory" below), but it does not by itself tell us what counts as a true (and relevant) implication.

They have strong track records in backing local charities and providing support in kind to voluntary organisations through, for example, the use of premises.

It seems that they cannot be justified non-circularly, that is, without the use of premises derived from the practices themselves.

The theory of relevance that is captured by at least some relevant logics can be understood in terms of how the corresponding natural deduction system records the real use of premises.

Zeno's influence is especially clear, moreover, in Gorgias' treatise, "On Nature, or On What Is Not," both in its penchant for argumentation via antithesis and reductio and in its use of premises drawn straight from Zeno himself (see [Arist.] MXG 979a23, b25, b37).

It amounts to an illegal practice to pay to transport voters to or from the poll; or to pay a voter for the use of premises to display a notice, unless the voter is an advertising agent or the transaction is carried out in the ordinary course of business.

It must make use of the principles (I) and (II) handed down in Epictetus; in addition to these, it must make use solely of premises plausible to the Stoics; and it must appear valid.

"Even so," I said, "I should get a fee for the use of my premises.

We would encourage all other departments to make use of their premises".

It promoted a change of use of retail premises – clothing wholesalers and sari shops – to food and drink.

A spokesman for Tower Hamlets council said: "Planning permission was granted in October 2014 for the change of use of the premises to space for a museum.