Sentence examples for in that premises from inspiring English sources

Supt Andy Boyd said: "We are searching another address at Roke at the moment, there are gas canisters in that premises".

The clause in the agreement most at issue in this case stated that "premises taken in 'as is' condition, tenant knows the roof has a leak in the same,..

In fact, that premise is central to my company's approach to forging an emotional connection with prospective customers.

If, in fact, that premise is true we ought not to be writing retroactivity opinions but instead relinquishing some of our powers of judicial review.

Locke is telling us in E5 that premise (3) is supposed to apply to the former, not to the latter, sort of actions.

Back in 1980, that premise just seemed a lot funnier and more charming than it does right now.

The company's effectiveness in debunking that premise — the test is "absurdly coachable," Kanarek says — led to a wealth of media coverage and helped turn Princeton Review into one of the best-known and most successful test-prep firms.

However, the theory reveals an inherent limitation in that the premises of the argumentation process are assumed to be indefeasible, and this introduces the need of an implicit constraint on the strength of the arguments, in order to preserve correctness.

Those hundred-plus poets who were discussing the miserable state of poetry today were in fact denying that premise by their very own existence.

America, after all, saw itself as a new Promised Land, and Jewish American writers accepted that premise in their own way.

Mr. Penn revisits that premise in a one-nighter with the album's cast: Chris Potter on tenor saxophone and bass clarinet, Adam Rogers on guitar, and Ben Street on bass.