Sentence examples for consumption premises from inspiring English sources

One of the major attribute of the smart grid is to integrate renewable and storage energy resources at the consumption premises.

With the arrival of smart grid era and the advent of advanced communication and information infrastructures, bidirectional communication, advanced metering infrastructure, energy storage systems and home area networks would revolutionize the patterns of electricity usage and energy conservation at the consumption premises.

Their support reflects price differentials between the on-trade (pubs, clubs and restaurants where alcohol is sold for immediate consumption on premises) and off-trade (shops where alcohol is sold for later consumption off premises) sectors.

All hotels, restaurants, and eating places are permitted to sell six-packs of beer for carry out and consumption off-premises, while distributors may only sell cases of beer (24 count) or single containers of at least 128 ounces for carry out.

There is no universal policy regarding the sale of alcoholic beverages on federal lands, but almost all military bases, and some national parks allow for alcohol concessions, both for on-premises or off-premises consumption.

A key distinction is whether the outlet is licensed to sell alcohol for consumption on the premises ('on-sales' outlets, such as bars and restaurants) or off the premises ('off-sales' outlets, such as convenience stores and supermarkets).

Tavern, an establishment where alcoholic beverages are sold for consumption on the premises.

Tastings are free; no beer is sold for consumption on the premises, but all can be bought for takeout by the "growler," a recyclable 64-ounce glass jug.

That would keep the church from being in the liquor business or from benefiting from liquor sales while still allowing sale and consumption on the premises.

The correct answer, according to section 20 of the 1976 Local Government MIscellaneous Provisions Act, is that toilets should be provided if food and drink is being sold for consumption on the premises.

But until 1978, a section of the state's 1934 Alcoholic Beverage Control Law read: "It shall be against the public policy of the state to permit the selling or serving of alcoholic beverages for consumption in such premises as were commonly known and referred to as saloons, prior to the adoption of the 18th Article of amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America".