Sentence examples for of all premises from inspiring English sources

He orders "comprehensive searches be carried out of all premises where the missing data might be found".

The set of all premises of D(A) together with the thesis is called the root of D(A).

The government is continuing to invest in expanding broadband coverage but Ofcom says it's concerned not all SMEs will benefit under current industry and government plans, citing analysis that suggests that by 2017, when 95percentnt of all premises are due to have access, almost a fifth (18 per cent) of SMEs "may still not be able to receive superfast broadband".

It holds records of all premises, individual bovines and movements of bovines between farms.

Other key functions include the registration of all premises that manufacture, store and dispense pharmaceuticals [ 9].

The number of horses per premise ranged from 1 (19.4% of all premises) to 14 (3.2%) and the mean number of horses per premise was 4.7.

The premise' here, that one is harmed by not receiving that to which he or she is not entitled, is, perhaps, the weakest of all the premises the court used, suggesting that the court overlooked copyright policies.

The Association of Residential Letting Agents reckons that the value of rented homes, estimated at around £500 billion, exceeds the total value of all the commercial premises in Britain.

"The premise of all these people is that our people don't just talk — they know what they're talking about," Shapiro said.

"The premise of all the initial ads is, No. 1, after three, four, five, six months of an onslaught by the Democrats, to remind you what it is you like about this guy," one of Mr. Bush's strategists said.

Yet the underlying premise of all these new rules and regulations, that unregulated markets were to blame, is demonstrably false.