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

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 premise of this particular presentation.

Going by the very logic given by the United Kingdom, such a conclusion and premise will be counter intuitive, if discussion of any issue is not proscribed during the FMT negotiations.

But this premise is wrong, for three reasons.

Here is the premise that I began 27 years ago.

The premise is simple no dollar can be spent twice.

' ...The premise of the Leavers' story is 'Man belongs to the world.

Kaldor s argument was based on the erroneous premise that services were technologically stagnant.

But the premise is wrong The previous agreements did benefit the US (and its partners).

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.

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

Economics, in other words, must start from the premise of imperfect rather than perfect knowledge.

AS It started with the premise that Africa is growing both with people and countries.

The torturer must always emphasize his good faith, honest beliefs, and the reasonable premise for them.

The premise of the video sees pedestrians suddenly joining in an game of pick up baseball.

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

The other explanation questions the very premise that the Cuban missile crisis was an outright US victory.

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

Why bother? Because the very premise of the current deal and the expectations it sets out are wrong.

The premise is clear as the crisis made more evident than ever, the interdependence of countries is inescapable.

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

A central part of the show's premise was that the main character would be disabled in some way.

The tagline is thrice upon a love story , as the premise is set between 1910, 1960, and 2012.

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

Based on the premise that the explosion of mobile technology has given us an unprecedented opportunity to end street harassment, the project is encouraging women around the world to use the tools available to them to share their stories and geo locate incidents and reports.

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

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

Mainland officials justify the law in terms of clarifying their policy and establishing a legal premise for invading the island.

Premise The show follows the exploits and actions of Jordan Lewis, who has moved to Los Angeles from Little Rock.

The premise here, as with the spider web approach, is that the most secure way to organize is without an organization.

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

Indeed, one might question the very premise that, two decades from now, there will be textbooks as we know them.

The proposed internationalization of crimes presently subject to multilateral treaties does not appear to take into account this underlying premise.

But it s worth taking a closer look at the premise that banning things is the smartest way to tackle global warming.

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

By contrast, for instance, the word apple will always describe the same things across all possible worlds, because of premise (1).

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

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

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

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 .

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

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.