But city-centre business premises can be drawn in, too.
Structuring decision premises can be done by directly managing information, selectively recruiting members, training members, and creating closed promotion patterns.
"Now, when retailers are competing more fiercely for customers' every pound, investing in your premises can be a good thing to do.
The architect Robert A. M. Stern has been hired to spruce up the theater and figure out how the premises can be better used.
At the conference, Mr. Worona said, educators discussed Section 414 of New York State law, which describes the limited purposes for which school district premises can be used.
The angle at Vic's Bagel Bar is that the cream cheese to be slathered on any of 17 varieties of bagels, hand rolled on the premises, can be custom dressed, like ice cream, with an array of mix-ins.
Though bringing a caterer on premises can be a challenge — parking passes can be hard to come by and costly, and the mayhem of fan rowdiness that Mr. Burzichelli described is evident at both stadiums — determined revelers find ways to replicate banquet-style celebrations on the asphalt.
(By "normal life" let us mean one in which certain premises can be assumed — for example, that it is possible to put one foot in front of the other, on the way to meet a lover or to buy a loaf of rye bread, without being overtaken by tremors issuing from convulsions of the moral order).
We extend the theory by admitting that premises can be defeated and relaxing the implicit assumption about their strength.
Yet it is not clear, at least from a contemporary perspective, how the premises can be self-evident, since they must be experience-based.
