Sentence examples for and in the premises from inspiring English sources

Part of the issue is that S.E.I.D. is a slippery condition with no known cure, but the deeper problem lies in the methodology of clinical trials, and in the premises of evidence-based medicine.

The Saraswathi Mahal Library, established around 1700 and located in the premises of the palace, contains over 30,000 Indian and European manuscripts written on palm leaf and paper.

In 1990 the foundation opened a museum and library in the premises of a former publishing house in Barcelona.

Composting was carried out in perforated compost pits measuring 1 m2 and located in the premises of Division of Microbiology, IARI, New Delhi.

The reliability of self-reported data has widely been discussed in the literature and involved in the premises of this study [ 40].

Musical literacy was also widespread with the citterns and lutes hanging in the premises of barber/surgeons available not for professional entertainers but for customers keen to play while waiting.

"Until the helicopter is completely removed from the scene and the right people are in the premises and are able to look through the rubble completely and start to clear it, we cannot say about exact numbers," he said.

Both pieces of information A and B are present in the premises.

This exhibition, which will run for a fortnight, is presented by UNICEF with financial assistance from the European Commission's Humanitarian Aid department (ECHO) and is on display in the premises of the Youth Affairs Committee of the Government of Chechnya.

None of that stuff was found in the home, and in fact the premise of the raid that someone was violating 720 ILCS 5/17-2 was 5/17-2 wasaky.

He argued that in symbolical algebra it was quite acceptable to carry out equational deductions with partial operations, just as one would when the operations were total, as long as the terms in the premises and the conclusion were interpretable.