Sentence examples for down premises from inspiring English sources

The fact that they closed down premises and moved does not eliminate liability for their debts.

A mysterious figure was said to be looming in their corner of the industry, harrying publicans, striking down premises.

"We've tackled the availability problem – licensing officers and the police do have powers to shut down premises," she says, "but pricing is a real problem".

It will include proposals for banning orders to outlaw extremist organisations, extremist disruption orders to restrict the activities of individuals, and closure orders to shut down premises used by extremists.

He said new proposals allowing police to immediately close down premises that sell alcohol to underage drinkers were intended to send the message to landlords: "'You cannot do this.

Both Anderson and Carlile said they expected the government's forthcoming counter-extremism bill – which is supposed to give powers to close down premises and ban groups – was likely to be heavily diluted when it eventually comes to parliament.

Exempting retirees from taxes on their pension funds would equalize this proposed benefit, and if the "trickle down" premise behind the stimulus plan is sound, stimulate the economy far more.

These steel and glass temples of learning – some new-build, others lavish refurbishments of existing, run-down premises – are intended as proof positive of a determination to give youngsters a better start in life.

The San Francisco School of the Arts produced a memorable Christmas concert last December in the face of falling budgets and run-down premises, where classrooms often lack basic supplies.

They didn't kick the tires — Tavern on the Green doesn't have any, never did — but more than 100 representatives of potential bidders for the once-glamorous restaurant in Central Park examined the now pared-down premises during an hourlong, city-run tour on Wednesday.

In 1870, there was a school in the village using run-down premises lent by Townsend's Feoffee, now the John Townsend charity.