Sentence examples for landed premises from inspiring English sources

Residential properties in 1997 had low premises indexes; 2.1% in landed premises and 0.6% in apartments compared to indexes in schools (27.0%), construction sites (8.3%), factories (7.8%), and vacant properties (14.6%) (20 ).

Common-land premises were considered as farms.

At least six tear-gas canisters landed on the premises of the British Consulate, with Leigh Turner, the consul, sharing a photo on Twitter of guards reaching out to a smoking canister in the courtyard.

Consumer Focus Wales said parents should check the hygiene rating of their local school and ask for details if the premises land a Food Hygiene Standard rating of two or below.

Grossman stated this was for 1st Land using "premises and infrastructure" provided by this other company.

Legionella spp. and other waterborne pathogens have been isolated from various water systems on land based premises as well as on ships and cases of Legionnaires' disease have been associated with both sites.

In fact, the cost function should increase as the potential location approaches one of the demand points, since it is rather likely that around those locations the cost of the facility will be higher (due to the value of the land and premises, which will make the cost of buying or renting the location higher).

Justin Halpern, the author of a rather tartly named Twitter account, has landed a book deal and a deal with CBS for a comedy based on the premise.

The team has informed Puig a federal law prohibits him from landing any aircraft on the premises.

This contrasts heavily with England, where local authorities are completely cut out of the picture, leading to the opening of free schools in areas with neither enough pupils to fill them nor any land for suitable premises.

If people choose not to buy the basic premise, the joke won't land.