Sentence examples for enclosed premises from inspiring English sources

A CPS spokesman said on Wednesday: "I can confirm that Jason Chan, William James and Paul May have been charged with being found in or upon enclosed premises, contrary to section 4 of the Vagrancy Act 1824.

Officials fear that more water-pipe bars are moving into enclosed premises, in a bid to escape anti-smoking laws.

"I asked my customers why I don't see them so much, they said it was warmer in the back street enclosed premises, it's too cold here, because my premises is partly open.

In addition, the Health Act 2006 (Part 1), which legislates for a Smoke-Free England from July 1st 2007, brings the NHS in England under statutory requirements to prevent their employees and the public from smoking in "wholly or substantially enclosed areas" of their premises[ 11].

The policy includes all places licensed to sell alcohol or food, and is for all areas in such premises that are 'substantially enclosed'.

He said: "We are aware that there are a number of premises who are allowing shisha smoking in an enclosed public space, so they are breaking the law.

Premises are smoke-free only in areas which are enclosed or "substantially enclosed".

In four of them, shisha was served to a 16-year-old volunteer and all five premises allowed smoking in an area which appeared to be enclosed.

Early on she observes that "the brothel residents actually lived like animals in a zoo": the prostitutes "were required to remain on the premises and were let out for fresh-air breaks only in the enclosed front and back yards".

The Smoke-free Premises etc. (Wales) Regulations 2007 banned smoking in public places which are enclosed or substantially enclosed - more than 50%.

He has equipped these tight quarters with a computer station, a work table, a bed and an enclosed overhead bridge to the gallery's bathroom, and spends most of his time on the premise making art.