That is the premise of this particular presentation.

But this premise is wrong, for three reasons.

Based on a dictate premise that says, 'I'm a boss, you do what I say, without trust.' I said This can't be.

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

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

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

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

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

So I told them this story. I said, Guys, I'm thinking about something here, this isn't right. I can't have a relationship with you guys based on a premise that is a quantifiable one.

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.

The premise is simple no dollar can be spent twice.

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.

Restrictions on certain areas of historical inquiry are based on the opposite premise the truth is known, and it is impious to question it.

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

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

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

As noted above, we agree with the basic premise that the court should be conceived as a flexible, supplementary facility, based on consent.

Media manipulation has become the order of the day in Italy, but, unfortunately, the EU, behaving on the premise that it will not interfere in internal matters, refuses to say a word about any of this.

In this way, we will remind those in the industry of a fundamental premise their most precious commodity is not a blockbuster drug, but the public s trust.

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

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.

So after traveling and talking to people in places like Oklahoma or small town Texas, we found evidence that the initial premise was dead on.

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.

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.

This Northern view starts from the premise that member states remain sovereign units, and that it is possible that a member country does not implement a necessary economic adjustment program.

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.

And the idea, their premise was that we wanted to show pieces of sculpture on the street, and there'd be no subjective decision about what was the best.

Based on the premise that the Defence case will take as much time as the Prosecution case, a further 163 trial days will required for the Defence case.

The United Nations was conceived on a fundamental premise, that of the legal equality of States, which at the time was more of an aspiration than a reality.

Based on the premise that the Defence case will take as much time as the Prosecution case, a further 101 trial days will required for the Defence case.

The text was based on the premise that, in situations where international humanitarian law applied, the legal balance established by that body of law must not be altered.

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.

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.

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

But the global financial system that emerged was fundamentally unstable, because it was built on the false premise that financial markets can be safely left to their own devices.

The Gospel of Wealth is based on the premise that business competition results in survival of the fittest the fittest being those endowed with the most talent for organization.

A further 178 days will required for the presentation of the Defence case, based on the premise that the Defence case will take as long as the Prosecution case.