Sentence examples for a new premises from inspiring English sources

In February 2012, after extensive renovations, the US-based non-profit Asia Society, whose mission is to promote cultural exchange between America and the Asia-Pacific region, opened up a new premises in Hong Kong -- its first physical base outside New York.

A new premises in Tech City reflects the international outlook of the company.

A new premises for The Asia Society opened at 725 Park Avenue.

The Fowlers were offered money from the local authorities – who are knocking down swathes of the area – towards a new premises, but the economics of building a now Hole in the Wall would have left them saddled with debt.

This week marks the end of an era, as CSM leaves its two buildings in central London and moves to a new premises in King's Cross, just across the road from the Guardian.

At a meeting of the council's powerful executive body on Thursday, members will consider the proposals to move Welsh-medium primary school Ysgol Treganna to a new premises off Sanatorium Road to open as a three-form entry school with a nursery – a report recommends the proposals be implemented "as quickly as possible" following the endorsement from respondees.

It's not a new premise, but Dolores brings some innovative elements to the mix.

This review presents a new premise from the literature that mixotrophic algae and cyanobacteria are distinctive bioremediation agents with capabilities to sequester carbon in the environment.

Though not necessarily a new premise, Wooding's tale stands apart from others of its kind as a darker tale unfolds.

All the ingredients are there -- it's no wonder Hollywood simply rearranges them from time to time to suit a new premise and cast.

Perhaps accordingly, the seventh season — which because of the writers' strike is beginning more than a year and a half after the sixth ended — has a new premise and location, which were established in "Redemption," a two-hour special set in Africa that was broadcast in November.