"The major premise underlying all of our activities is that we believe Indonesia is on the edge of a consumer boom, " the group's investment banking director Charles de Queljoe said in an interview last week.
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Hwang decided to turn the experience into a semi-autobiographical play which pits him as the main character in a media farce about mistaken racial identity, which was also a major premise of " Face Value ".
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The major premise is a general conception or moral maxim; the minor premise is a particular instance : and the conclusion is an action involved in subsuming the particular instance under the general conception or law.
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_" The major premise of the government's argument that the President has untrammeled power to establish military tribunals is that his authority emanates from Article II of the Constitution and is inherent in his role as commander-in-chief.
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Given the major premise that leader effectiveness is contextual, the research was conducted by believing that the social and organizational values, norms and beliefs of those who are being led are closely connected to the effectiveness of the leader.
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However, if the major premise ( " every person has a woman that is their mother " ) is assumed to be true, then it is valid to conclude that there is "'some "'woman who is "'any given person's "'mother.
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He observes that the empirical evidence on economic openness that was used to justify'structural adjustment'policies gives little support to its major premise ( that this alone can lead to sustained, universal economic growth ) which is neither successful in theory nor in practice.
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This is because in the structure of the syllogism invoked ( i . e . III-1 ) the middle term is not distributed in either the major premise or in the minor premise a pattern called the " fallacy of the undistributed middle ".
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The fourth figure, in which the middle term is the predicate in the major premise and the subject in the minor, was added by Aristotle's pupil Theophrastus and does not occur in Aristotle's work, although there is evidence that Aristotle knew of fourth-figure syllogisms ."
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I have read elsewhere that there is a recent analysis of logical syllogisms which states that all properly formed logical trains ( major premise, minor premise, conclusion ) contain by their nature and inherent to the premises, such language as can be considered begging the question.
