The phrase "authority premises" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the foundational beliefs or assumptions that underpin a system of authority or governance.
Example: "The authority premises of the organization dictate how decisions are made and who has the power to enforce them."
Alternatives: "foundational assumptions of authority" or "principles of authority".
Introduces the premises closure order which allows the police and local authorities to apply to magistrates' courts to close privately owned, rented, commercial and local authority premises at the centre of serious and persistent disorder or nuisance.
The North Somerset Coordination Centre was located on local authority premises.
This appears particularly possible with the location of Coordination Centres within social services on local authority premises, as early warning systems could be set up with those requesting social care packages.
Providing information about the goals of planning on the Internet and in local paper, placing it at the local authority's premises, making an exhibition of the project and holding public hearings are the main activities required by the code.
If this is the case, it could decide to take no further action, or Mr Hancock could be censured, removed from council committees, or restricted from the authority's premises for up to six months.
As the court pointed out, if Mr. Moore's position were accepted, "every government building could be topped with a cross, or a menorah, or a statue of Buddha, depending upon the views of the officials with authority over the premises".
The local fire authority inspected the premises 18 months ago and a fire certificate was issued under the Fire Precautions Act 1971.
The local authority has donated premises and, for the first time, has set aside funds from the budget for the association.
In the Netherlands competition authorities raided GP premises to stop them favouring local hospitals.
The Spanish raid follows a similar swoop last month when French authorities raided Google premises in Paris as part of an ongoing probe into tax noncompliance.
Police crackdowns continued well into the 90s era as authorities raided "problem premises," revoked business licences and even imposed a curfew on the Downtown Eastside neighbourhood.
