Sentence examples for appropriate premises from inspiring English sources

All the excavated material will be kept and made available to the scientific community in appropriate premises adjoining the hall where the wreck will be on display.

The appropriate American authorities will, on request of the United Nations, make arrangements, on such terms and in such manner as may be agreed upon by supplemental agreement, for the acquisition or use by the United Nations of appropriate premises for such purposes and the inclusion of such premises in the headquarters district.

They said all attempts to find some other, larger, more appropriate premises had so far failed.

Examples of positive events that occurred to a greater extent in the comparison group were new and appreciated occupations and access to more appropriate premises.

It is also the responsibility of government to create a new system which rewards quality, prevention and enables sufficient time with patients to facilitate a professionally fulfilling career, whilst supporting team-working in appropriate premises.

Do you think that the Osbourne's family life is an appropriate premise for a reality show?

This is, perhaps, a particularly appropriate premise for physiology, a quantitative science.

Although this approach is appropriate for premises in England and Wales, Scotland remains undivided.

In the first case above, we start with an effect (the planets not twinkling) and determine its cause (the planets being near) by finding an appropriate additional premise, and in the second case, having determined the cause, we reverse the process to display the passage from cause to effect.

Now that the New York Times has publicly debunked your Powell's article, How I Wrote Life of Pi, would you please explain how you could have written so many fatal misstatements about the novel from which you so clearly appropriated the premise for The Life of Pi?

(Note: In standard deontic logic, the '□' in PD typically designates logical necessity. Here I take it to indicate physical necessity so that the appropriate connection with premise (3) can be made.