That is the premise of this particular presentation.

That's my premise.

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

Because first of all, there's this false premise that such a thing as complete science exists.

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

What's extraordinary is how simple the premise is.

Here is the premise that I began 27 years ago.

Rather than taking this State practice to signify an evolution of the law away from the original premise that war ipso facto abrogates treaties, the arbitrator accepted this traditional premise and concluded that the absence of treaty abrogation could only mean that Pakistan and India did not, in fact, go to war.

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

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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

So the premise of Blue Zones if we can find the optimal lifestyle of longevity we can come up with a de facto formula for longevity.

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

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

The premise is that one establishes an arrangement that in practice lies within their (the conventions') frameworks.

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

In the Commonwealth we reaffirm our conviction that gender equality is a fundamental premise in achieving representative democracy.

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

Man The last person who was in favor made the premise that we don't have enough alternative renewable resources.

And the premise of The Wisdom of Crowds is that, under the right conditions, groups can be remarkably intelligent.

The budget is based on the premise that five polls will take place  a referendum, local elections, legislative elections and two rounds of presidential elections with an electorate of 28 million voters.

The IOMC assumes that this request was probably based on the premise that SAICM should result in an effective and non duplicative mechanism to facilitate information exchange in the area of chemicals management capacity building.

And the premise of M Co was, we don't know anything, but that's all right, we're going to do it anyway.

Getting back to my premise, I used stamps, by the way, because you don't have to pay anybody for the rights.

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

Gardens Everlasting, which the Compassionate hath promised unto his bondmen, unseen verily His premise is ever to be fulfilled. Chapter 19

Gardens Everlasting, which the Compassionate hath promised unto his bondmen, unseen verily His premise is ever to be fulfilled. Chapter 19

These non Kuwaiti claimants generally had other pre invasion documents in their names such as business premise leases or purchase invoices.

And I hope you'll come with me on my basic premise that words matter, that they shape the way we understand ourselves, the way we interpret the world and the way we treat others.

Then We made good unto them the premise so We delivered them and those whom We willed, and We destroyed the extravagant.

Then We made good unto them the premise so We delivered them and those whom We willed, and We destroyed the extravagant.

In the first place, the main proposition (of caducité) appears to be based upon an extralegal premise concerning the nature of war.

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

The IMF is founded on the premise that it represents cooperation between all of the countries of the world. The reality is that it stands for and operationalizes US power, in cooperation with America s closest allies.

The formula that has been found to turn that premise into reality is through the creation of six new permanent members with the same responsibilities and obligations as the current permanent members (A 59 L.64, para.

If one takes this approach, the draft articles could start from the premise that their scope includes breaches of obligations under the rules of the organization to the extent that these rules have kept the character of rules of international law.

Based on the premise that revitalization is a dynamic process, the report provides snapshots of reform and revitalization efforts within and across the world regions.