Sentence examples for various premises from inspiring English sources

For his troubles, Mr Zeng has been evicted from various premises, had his water and electricity cut off, and been constantly harassed by local officials and their thugs.

The Vienna prosecutor swung into action this February, ordering raids on various premises in Austria and Slovakia relating to the bank or Mr Meinl.

No cosmologist can deduce these reasons from various premises commonly accepted.

In the Phaedo the statement "The soul is immortal" is presented as following logically from various premises Socrates and his interlocutors consider acceptable (cf. 106b 107a).

She first believes various premises about the gas gauge readings (e.g., The gas gauge read full at time \(t_1\); the gauge reads half-empty at \(t_2\)).

Fish species commonly consumed in Hong Kong were randomly sampled during the sampling period of April to August of 2007 from various premises, including supermarkets and fresh provision shops, at different locations for marine fish or freshwater fish in whole fish form for identification: Local fish from wet markets and other fish-selling premises Imported fish for preparation by restaurant.

"Subsequently," wrote the commander of the local precinct in his post-blackout report, "these groups became unruly and began to smash and destroy windows and interiors of various commercial premises; looting of these premises began to occur".

The realization of this dead end and the proliferation of other forms of induction have led to more specialized projects involving various strengthened premises and assumptions.

As the crowds gathering for Bayern's home games increased at the beginning of the 1920s, Bayern had to switch to various other premises in Munich.

So it also happens whenever we as Christians are confronted with the needs of others -- needs that call us beyond our self-interests, needs that place on us burdens binding us one to another and obstructing our allegiance to various political premises that might otherwise appeal to us.

This line of thought conveniently ignores the fact that child rapists have found niches in all levels of society: at the BBC's various broadcasting premises, in hospitals, in care homes, on government property, in Westminster, even within the Royal palaces.