Sentence examples for dedicated premises from inspiring English sources
Chinamex, which represents 70% of the Chinese textiles industry and has 6,300 member companies, will in addition offer space in the development to member companies for up to two years at a time to allow the establishment of a British subsidiary before moving on to dedicated premises.
Forest Fringe has gone from strength to strength in Edinburgh, relocating to its own dedicated premises, and branching out into site-specific work and "microfestivals" worldwide, from audio journeys for London nightbuses to a reimagining of an old Bangkok cinema.
What Foulston really responds to is the invention, from the end of the 17th century, of shops as dedicated premises offering social situations in which women could buy non-necessities formerly obtainable only to order from their crafters or at the great annual fairs that brought together enough surplus commodities to froth over into trivia.
Data from the acute phase included age, sex, haemorrhagic or ischemic stroke, risk factors, admission to a stroke unit (i.e. a specialised stroke team with dedicated premises), stroke severity at hospital admission (according to the Reaction Level Scale -85 (RLS) ranging from fully conscious to coma [ 19]), amongst others.
"Uniquely, SugarCRM can be deployed across bare metal cloud servers, dedicated off-premises clouds or private cloud environments behind the firewall — something only possible with IBM".
"Today's announcement will ensure that these types of organizations — the ones who must follow strict mandates and internal policies for how security, compliance and sensitive customer data is handled outside of their corporate network — will have a variety of options to deploy Sugar in dedicated off-premises clouds or private cloud environments behind the firewall".
Consideration should be given to displaying health warning posters on premises dedicated to the sale of waterpipe tobacco.
"Standing Like a Stone Wall" joins a growing body of books dedicated to the premise that young readers deserve the best in their nonfiction reading.
It is essential that the AFHSC-GEIS VBI program remains dedicated to the premise that in the fight against infectious diseases, timely and actionable surveillance data are critical.
Despite the fact that the practice was large with an engaged management team, well appointed premises, and dedicated summarising staff, little in-house expertise in information technology existed.
