Sentence examples for with two premises from inspiring English sources

Strausbaugh, who contributes articles about the arts to The New York Times, begins with two premises.

Nyingma supports definition (1) with two premises.

That theory is in fact the theory of inferences of a very specific sort: inferences with two premises, each of which is a categorical sentence, having exactly one term in common, and having as conclusion a categorical sentence the terms of which are just those two terms not shared by the premises.

At the September 30th briefing, for example, he responded to one fusillade by saying, "Maybe you guys should huddle, maybe come up with one premise that we'll at least test for one day, rather than contradicting in a certain day multiple premises".

With the two premises now in place, the Problem of Interaction in our final version is straightforward.

Thus, although their logic is a propositional logic, they did not intend to provide a system that allows for the deduction of all propositional-logical truths, but rather a system of valid propositional-logical arguments with at least two premises and a conclusion.

Obama's policy of "resetting" relations with Russia rested on two premises.

To validate that B*57-containing NPD and PD genotypes convey contrasting phenotypic effects during HIV disease course we used a complementary approach and determined the distributions of these genotypes as a function of increasing AIDS-free status and steady-state viral loads with the intent of testing two premises.

"This whole pitching staff was constructed with two principal premises: that John Smoltz was going to go back to the starting rotation and Dan Kolb would come in and take the spot vacated by Smoltz," Schuerholz said.

He starts with two sound premises: (a) that some experience more suffering with a given punishment than others, and (b) that such differences must be justified.

The irony is that the whole health care debate began with two simple premises and two simple promises.