Sentence examples for official premises from inspiring English sources
Some of the more infamous acts of the last parliament include passing a motion to ban African languages in official premises; a rural peasant would now have to bring an interpreter to a government office to have his needsattended to.
Last week, Ukraine and Russia struck an agreement in Geneva calling for separatists to leave official premises and give up their arms.
Instead of a whistleblower being a lone voice, there's now an official premise of wrongdoing on a massive scale here, that seriously compromises the integrity of whistleblower rights and the Pentagon's response to illegal surveillance evidence".
This official's premise is that India should try to kick-start growth with a surge of spending on infrastructure.
But the official's premise — that the Afghans are more tolerant of corruption than people in the West — has fulfilled itself.
Mr. Kim, 57, was charged yesterday with assaulting foreign officials and premises and was held without bail after being arraigned before a magistrate judge in United States District Court in Manhattan.
We assume that spread of infection between farms belonging to the same multi-site, integrated company could occur either via the movements of area managers or veterinary officials between premises, or via staff working on multiple farms.
An immigration official on the premises would provide oversight, officials said.
The official report said: "Premises would continue to operate and would be subject to general enforcement activity through trading standard and public health powers; any criminal or illegal activity would be a matter for Police Scotland to address".
A report by the Free and Fair Election Network released Feb. 5 said mayors had been supporting certain candidates by urging voters to vote for them, attending their rallies and allowing them to use resources like official cars and premises.
Mr. Kim pleaded guilty in April to assault with a dangerous weapon against foreign officials and their premises.
