Premise: Finally, the organization of principles into critical success factors illustrates the extent to which the work of a successful CIO must extend throughout the enterprise.

Hypothesis: Only a CIO can determine what critical success factors are for each enterprise.
Answer: no

Premise: The gateway to the gardens of the mausoleum can be admired as a masterpiece in its own right, with noble marble arches, the domed kiosks on the four corner turrets, and two rows of 11 small chhattri (umbrella-domes) just above the entrance.

Hypothesis: The gateway to the gardens has marble arches.
Answer: yes

Premise: an appointment say at eight thirty and she has to be all the way across town at her office at eight thirty then she needs to have them ride the bus one way and i'll get off in time to hopefully pick both of them up and not have the day care center in the other direction but uh just a myriad of of possibilities that these people have to serve so they have a myriad of pay structures but uh it it can get expensive most of them run uh

Hypothesis: She doesn't have enough time to get where she needs to be most days.
Answer: it is not possible to tell

Premise: Moreover, China would accept nothing but silver bullion in exchange for its goods, so Britian had to look for a more abundant commodity to square its accounts.

Hypothesis: The only payment that China would accept for its goods was silver bullion.
Answer: yes