Sentence examples for city premises from inspiring English sources

Thompson moved to dampen speculation that Chelsea or QPR football clubs might be closing in on a deal to buy the BBC's west London properties, after the corporation confirmed that it planned to quit its White City premises.

LFAL locations consist of both highway and non-highway roads in the city premises and contain colonies, congested market, hospitals etc.

Even in a city premised on cross-pollination and contradiction, where good forces and bad forces are often allowed to co-mingle, outsiders could never accept the Calliope on its own terms.

A few questions arise- who gave the permission for the factory to be built inside the city premise?

Late last year Sony sold its US headquarters building in New York for more than $1bn, and the "Sony City Osaki" premises in Tokyo.

For about 650 hopefuls in six cities, the premise was no joke.

Peter Johansen, vice president of Geely's black cab operation, said the firm intended to invest in the city with new premises.

Once on the premises, city housing and fire officials found four safety violations: no valid permit, unlawful removal of beams from the ceiling, use of flammables and combustibles, and unsafe conditions.

Licensing conditions mandating the use of plastic barware in some city centre licensed premises, however, were introduced after the period in which violence in Cardiff and comparison cities diverged (that is, 2005, see fig 1) and the number of glass related assaults was far too low to account for the observed reductions, indicating that the glassware change does not explain the divergence.

But city-centre business premises can be drawn in, too.

The Club could only exist in this city as its premise rests upon the indigenous longing for good paperwork.