Give us some reason to believe premise two.
And if the conclusion is true then the premise is false.
Can anyone give a crisp and clear account of why is premise or should I do it?
This is a premise not a conclusion whereas, if we look in here, oops I'm going the other way.
His review starts from the premise that whatever the tactical successes of the British army in Iraq and Afghanistan, those campaigns have not worked out well overall.
The Rev. Stephen Rose, editor of Chicago's Renewal magazine, argues that "whenever the prophetic word breaks in, either as judgment or as premise, that's when the historical God acts."
There is only one premise.
If that premise is true then that conclusion is false.
That sounds like a challenge, with a subtle insult embedded in the premise.
Our premise is that successful enterprises with successful products likely have succeeded in this alignment, either implicitly or explicitly.
Formatting accurate operation orders is the premise and key for correct switching operation as well asthe guarantee for steady performance of substations and power system.
On the premise of one China, both sides can discuss any subject, including the modality of negotiations, the question of what Parties, groups and personalities may participate as well as any other matters of concern to the Taiwan side.
So the premise basically says, "active euthanasia is morally acceptable," just like the conclusion does.
The lawyer based his argument on the premise that people are innocent until they are proved to be guilty.
Its premise is that the number of transistors that can be placed on an integrated circuit doubles roughly every 18-24 months.
This book has a simple premise:
The crucial premise--Again, we're going to just grant Plato the metaphysics.
The film faithfully adheres to the general arc of Morrison and Quitely’s 12-issue series, which boasted a premise more cerebral than any Superman film ever made.
You might want to put another premise in here.
You see the sentences look very similar but of course they are not because this one is taking the antecedent as the second premise and this one is taking the consequence as the second premise.
On the premise of gripping the performing quintessence of Kun Opera, and through the interwoven moods of reality and fancy, Quest for the Garden Saunter and the Interrupted Dream is all-round with its structure and performing style.
The central premise of this book is that parents need to connect their children and themselves to influences beyond themselves if they are to parent most effectively.
And of course, if that's true, then premise three is false.
In that premise you're just assuming your answer.
That amounts to clarifying the premise: "If God does not exist, I am god, " which still remains rather obscure.
But as anyone who's ever waited impatiently for an E-mail to download can tell you, for data speed, security, and safety, it's better to stick with on-premise hardware.
The system should provide mechanisms to authenticate users with user data residing in the on-premise environment, and authorize with access control data residing in an on-demand environment.
