That's my premise.

A specious or false premise.

We find that premise quite exciting.

So premise one is we'd be destroying the world, and then premise two is, why don't we get prepared for it?

That is the basic premise of today's debate a premise that is acknowledged almost unanimously within the membership of the Organization

However, the premise is that the multinational coalition should stop the attack on Yemen first.

So there you have Justice Scalia taking on the Aristotelian premise of the majority's opinion.

On first reading it's evident that the film lacks a problematic, or a philosophical premise...

That is the premise of this particular presentation.

What's extraordinary is how simple the premise is.

Both of these arguments rely on the underlying premise that environmental treaties apply during armed conflict.

That was the basic premise of the draft articles.

Telehealth was based on the fundamental premise that there should be equitable access to quality health care.

It is on that premise that parties must discuss how to improve the efficiency of the relevant machinery.

The procedure is based on the premise that the Permanent Missions need to be reminded to provide replacements.

Here is the premise that I began 27 years ago.

9. Nepal apos s development plans were based on the premise that every citizen had the right to development.

The digital money business is built on the premise that electronic commerce will bring a boom in micro transactions .

You know, it basically uses as its central premise Greek mythology.

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It's interesting because he rejected the Aristotelian premise underlying the majority's opinion.

11. The last premise accountability is the focus of the present report.

And it's based on the premise that there are certain things that are easy for people, but really difficult for computers.

We agree with the basic premise that further joint efforts to meet the MDGs must be based on the Monterrey consensus.

The United States supported the general premise of article 16 however, article 16, as currently drafted, infringed on freedom of speech.

Although the term law making is somewhat problematic since all treaties create international law State practice seems to confirm the premise that multilateral treaties governing specific areas are often given partial application during armed conflict, sometimes with considerable difficulty.

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The perennially topical premise now is that Great Britain is in serious trouble.

Now as seductive as the idea of control sounds, it's a false premise.

We beg to differ with those opposing the arrest warrants on the premise that they will hamper peace prospects in northern Uganda.

Democracy in the United States of America had been founded on the premise that good government rested on the consent of the governed to be governed.

It based its work on the premise that human rights were universal and indivisible and that no country's human rights record was perfect.

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So, the premise in the studio was, there are no boundaries, there is no fear.

Sterling study. And I think it supremely illustrates the premise of this Blue Zone project.

A central premise of the report was that industrialization remained a driving force of development.

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