Voorbeelden van premise

• We should start from the premise that circumstances might change.

• The conclusions you have drawn are based on a false premise.

• We should work on the premise that this plan will be successful.

• Could you explain the basic premise of your argument?

• Your reasoning is based on a misguided premise.

• Starting from very different philosophical premises, they ended up arguing for very similar political goals.

• The psychological theory is based on the philosophical premises.

• However, in addition, the entrance to the premises is now a broad long thoroughfare.

• However, unbiased estimates are premised on the existence of good data on input prices.

• Like all mistaken ideas and premises in science it would have been remedied eventually by the rigors of scientific method.

• But such a development was premised on states becoming more fully realized and thereby recognizing their common interests.

• Given the background assumptions, restricted prioritarianism is logically equivalent to the conjunction of premises (3) to (6).

• Once this is constructed, resolving the search induced by the goal specification, the constructed premise will provide an antecedent for a following pronominal.

• The standard restrictive argument proceeds from the premise that the life of human individuals is intrinsically valuable at all stages of life.

• Although more talented scholars are being drawn to this field of study, it remains burdened with several premises that invite reform.

• The linear logic rule that combines the two premises is implication elimination.

• This happens on the premise, of course, that -ize, -ify, -ate do indeed represent one morphological process each.

• For example, antenatal appointments may need to be held close to school premises and timings changed to minimise disruption to the teenage woman's education.

• This idea constitutes a basic compositional premise that can be observed in works written by 20th-century composers operating under a number of different artistic assumptions.

• It is premised on children's incapacity and the right of adults to speak on behalf of children.