Sentence examples for have their premises from inspiring English sources

She and the systems of punishment she defends have their premises wrong.

"This is very similar to the pubs and clubs in London forty years ago that used to pay money to not have their premises smashed up," Mick Deats, the deputy head of the N.H.T.C.U., told me.

Vila Nova is where the grand old port lodges have their premises and the skyline is emphatically punctuated by signs which read like the last pages of a wine list: Offley, Graham's, Fonseca and Taylor's.

We cannot consistently have their premises highly probable and their conclusion highly improbable.

Under the plans, shop owners caught selling drugs will face large fines, prison, and have their premises shut down.

Under the new rules, which were set forth in an emergency ordinance signed into law by the president, broadcasters can lose their licenses, have their premises sealed and be fined more than $160,000 for violating government directives.

The few businesspeople who work there have long been resigned to having their premises looted from time to time.

Coulson said: "Landlords are usually pragmatic enough to realise that getting some of the money they're owed and having their premises occupied is better than getting none of it and having an empty store.

Instead of criminalising squatting, civil court processes for obtaining and enforcing eviction orders should be made far simpler and quicker: property owners who have had their premises squatted in will know how many weeks it can take to get the necessary orders through the courts, and then waiting for those orders to be enforced.

(They have their eye on the premises of a police station a stone's throw from the House of Commons).To weigh these demands, your columnist attended a day of hearings: traipsing from the public-administration to Treasury committees, then to culture, foreign affairs and home.

They had their own premises in Bush House, and their own way of doing things.