Sentence examples for was not premised from inspiring English sources

That is, it was not premised on a particular philosophy of taxation.

Interestingly some men were concerned that women would be disadvantaged by not having access to this programme – once again indicating that their help-seeking was not premised on their maleness.

It's not premised on optimal conditions.

Goldsmith's arguments are the more convincing because they are not premised on traditional liberal or civil libertarian views.

It remains a profoundly liberating idea: my faith is not premised upon the sure foundation of coherent philosophical position.

"The self-serving actions of Senator Torricelli are not premised upon electing a Democratic majority on the federal level, but only serving his personal interests".

But as it stands, a lot of anti-abortion legislation is not premised on outlawing abortion, but rather attempts to establish that life begins when an egg is fertilized.

It would be hard to find any popular business advice book since Sloan's that isn't premised on the notion that the American corporation needs to be made less sclerotic.

Such requirements are not premises in practical reasoning but its norms.

"The E.L.C.'s motion is not directly premised on a constitutional right; the 'thorough and efficient clause' does not speak to children below the age of 5".

I assured the man that Hayden was not on the premises and was never likely to be.