Examples of using Premiss in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Let us consider whether this second premiss is really true.
Perhaps the premisses of dialectical criticism are disappearing….
On the contrary, it allows to constructively justify the principle of independence of premiss: :formula_1.
Its premiss, that pleasure is the only conceivable result that is perfectly self-satisfied, must be granted.
So the liberating truth is, in many respects,by virtue of grace, the premiss and fruit of the sacrament of Reconciliation.
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A result obtainable, also according to the Holy See,only if it is clear to all that the premiss is multi-lateralism and the sense of interdependence.
Moreover, the present case is based on the premiss that the items of furniture in question were not pirated but lawfully manufactured and acquired in Italy.
The One who scrutinizes hearts(cf. Rom 8:27), makes himself a beggar of love andquestions us on the one truly essential issue, a premiss and condition for feeding his sheep, his lambs, his Church.
Starting from this premiss, this work seeks to the extension of the result obtained by the greek mathematician to a new pair of solids: the doublecake and its circumscribing prism.
The reference in general andthe second question in particular are based on the premiss that the items of furniture were lawfully manufactured in Italy.
Nonetheless, the premiss on which the question referred is based is that the CRDS, like the CSG, continues to fall within the substantive scope of Regulation No 1408/71.
On the basis of the presentation of the relevant caselaw, it is appropriate to start from the premiss that double taxation is not, generally, contrary to Community law.
My second premiss points the finger of blame at the pilot, Captain Ashby, who broke every rule of care by interpreting even more recklessly an already dangerous flight plan.
With regard to the issues that are still contentious,we should work on the premiss that our Union's power must not lie in blocking decisions but in reaching decisions by majority.
My second premiss points the finger of blame at the pilot, Captain Ashby, who broke every rule of care by inter preting even more recklessly an already dangerous flight plan.
Have a life as the main object of study is going into a shaky ground of multiple relationships,because a research of an intellectual way has as premiss the convergence between the author, the works and their production environment.
They exaggerated andrhapsodized so much that they forgot two premisses[sic] which are stated in the five daily prayers as well as in many Qor'anic verses, namely that Mohammed was God's servant and God's messenger.
BERTELSMANN AND SONY CORPORATION OF AMERICA v IMPALA it being necessary to adopt a position on the admissibility of the specific criticisms relating to the paragraphs of the judgment under appeal listed in paragraph 41 of this judgment,it must be held that since the premiss underlying those criticisms is groundless, they cannot, in any event, be accepted.
The order for reference makes it clear that the referring court's questions are based on the premiss, derived from the Court's judgment in Mangold, that there is a general principle in Community law prohibiting age discrimination.
My first premiss is that, in the Cermis incident, in which 20 people lost their lives, there was collective responsibility on the part of the NATO command in Aviano which has always authorised training flights, even over densely populated areas, because it has been too liberal in its interpretation of the 1951 London Convention.
With this new proposal,the Commission is I think taking a fresh approach based on the premiss that we now need to help a sector which has in recent years achieved market equilibrium, and must therefore avoid adopting measures that could destroy it.
LÉLOS KAI SIA AND OTHERS a trading party constitutes abuse in the light of the degree to which that party's activities offer advantages to the final consumers, it is clear that, in the circumstances of the main proceedings,such an undertaking cannot base its arguments on the premiss that the parallel exports which it seeks to limit are of only minimal benefit to the final consumers.
That argument rests on two main premisses; first, that it is unthinkable that a man should act from any other motive than pleasure, if his act be deliberate; and second, that action with reference to pleasure leaves no room for any distinction of right and wrong.
When the paragraph at issue is read in its proper context,it is therefore clear that the reasoning of the Court of First Instance is not based on the premiss that, in restructuring the pension scheme, the Community legislature was bound by the principles of legal certainty and acquired rights but not by the principle of equal treatment.
I, on the other hand, consider wrong the premiss that, in the circumstances referred to in Article 28(2)(a), the Directive does not apply or that it does not in this case confer on the taxable person any rights to have the zero rate of tax applied or to claim tax refunds in the event of its erroneous non-application.
For her,"The exchanges between political history and social and economic history-even as they surpass the old perspectives in which politics is a variable that depends on the social and the economic factors-are not free from tensions,the expression of serious misgivings about accepting the premiss of an autonomous politics and, particularly, the hypothesis that the independence revolutions were basically political phenomena.
The German Government's argument is based on the premiss that, since the Community framework did not apply from January to March 1991, the aid at issue, which came within the regional aid scheme provided for by the 19th Outline Plan, was already approved.
Communities and Poland and in Article 45(4)(a)(i) of the Association Agreement between the Communities and the Czech Republic and the'activities as selfemployed persons' referred to in Article 52 of the Treaty, the analysis which the Court carried out in Gloszczuk and Barkoci andMalik was based implicitly on the premiss that those expressions have the same meaning and scope.
The Commission takes the view that that premiss in the reasoning put forward in the judgment under appeal shows that the Court of First Instance is seeking to quantify the damage resulting from a hypothetical loss of earnings, since it is not automatically the case(‘if appropriate') that the person concerned lost only an opportunity of being recruited.