on the premise

常見例句

The Agreement should be carried out on the premise of respecting China's national and judicial sovereignty.
《中澳領(lǐng)事協(xié)定》的前提是要尊重中國的主權(quán)及司法主權(quán)。
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That is, consumer theory isbased on the premise that we can infer what people like from the choices they make.
也就是說生產(chǎn)理論建立在這樣的前提下，即我們可以通過人們的選擇來間接衡量人們的喜好。
SOA is based on the premise of aligning business actions with software modules, the modules providing discrete services in support of the business actions.
SOA的基礎(chǔ)前提是業(yè)務(wù)活動和軟件模塊的對齊，這些模塊提供了支撐業(yè)務(wù)活動的具體服務(wù)。

Blair's very vocal critics are lining up. Opposition Conservative politician and member of the Intelligence and Security committee Richard Ottaway says it appears that the most significant foreign affairs initiative Britain has dealt with since the WWII was argued and debated on a false premise and that he says that raises profound constitutional questions.
I want to move on to the fourth premise, one of the most important premises in this course.
我想進(jìn)入第四個前提，這堂課最重要的一個前提。
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Food, is built on the premise of massive "eating challenges" all around the country.
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