Q: If The basic premise of this line is that the findings of faith and reason are not at odds--only their methods are., can we say that "The basic premise of this line is that the findings of faith and reason are not at odds"?

A: yes

Q: If Carmel is now an elegant residential and hotel district (Carmelit to Gan Ha-em) featuring the best shops, restaurants, and cafe., can we say that "Carmel is a mere hotel district that has no cafes."?

A: no

Q: If The dancers have sewn it into a pink satin bag, a slightly faded satin, like their ballet slippers., can we say that "The dancers have pink ballet slippers."?

A: yes

Q: If A regulator might well be required to administer any price caps, incremental-cost floors, or other restrictions., can we say that "A regulator must administer various tasks."?

A:
yes