Sentence examples for which is premised from inspiring English sources

You have the career of Flo Rida, which is premised upon this very dance-minded version of hip-hop.

But the exhibition, which is premised on the sensual aspects of love — the ancient concept of Eros, revived in the early sixteenth century — doesn't stay chaste for long.

That could be a deal-breaker all by itself in a counterinsurgency, which is premised on the notion that the government wants outside help in improving governance.

The proof is in her seventh album, "Love?" (Island), released this week, which is premised on compensating for Ms. Lopez's weaknesses.

This, Aliyev argued, undermined the entire framework of the agreement, which is premised on an eventual referendum ) with no definite timeframe ) in exchange for legalizing "the illegally established regime in NK"." He also noted that Armenia is vulnerable to isolation because it is dependent upon remittances from its diaspora, as well as imports of gas and electricity.

The authors of the report also highlighted the extensive use of non-statutory stop and search, which is premised on verbal consent rather than legislation.

It was also the rhetoric that accompanied Reconstruction, which was premised on full citizenship for the former slaves.

That idea is an artifact of the old Billboard charting system, which was premised on just such an assumption.

Crystal ventured some unpleasant (unpleasant, at least, to some of us who are even older than he is) pleasantries about the infirmities of old age, one of which was premised on the notion that Christopher Plummer, eighty-two, has dementia.

In a response that was included in the audit, Bruce Gaskey, director of the Office of Citywide Emergency Communications, said that the administration disagreed "almost entirely with your auditors' findings and conclusions, which are premised on a fundamental misunderstanding" of the 911 project.

That is because neoliberalism was the first economic model in 200 years the upswing of which was premised on the suppression of wages and smashing the social power and resilience of the working class.