Sentence examples for on whose premises from inspiring English sources

The authorities – and McDonald's, on whose premises the incident took place – may be hoping the story will die down quickly.

These claims can be brought against Jimmy Savile's estate, and against the organisations such as hospitals, children's homes and the BBC, on whose premises and with whom he was associated when the abuse took place.

The 700-seat Ramallah Cultural Palace, on whose premises is the grave of Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish, was overcrowded on September 9.

Books Made Me: Lie (Badly) In college, I needed a summer job and applied to a highbrow bookstore, on whose premises I aimed to remedy the varied gaps in my literary knowledge.

Still, most funding bodies will pay a period of maternity leave for postgraduate students, and institutions and companies whose premises they work on will treat them as members of staff in terms of health and safety.

He even includes brief discussions on dialectics, rhetoric, and poetics whose premises he considers non-scientific and thus part of non demonstrative syllogisms (Ziai 1990 41 744).

On this account, the validity of (mixed) arguments whose premises and conclusion concern different regions of discourse is evaluable in terms of more than one of F1, …, Fn; the validity of (pure) arguments whose premises and conclusion pertain to the same region of discourse is evaluable in terms of the same Fi (where 1 ≤ i ≤ n).

Ask Kayu Ligopora, of the Athens Tanzanian Community Association, whose premises were vandalised by around 80 "local residents" on 25 September after police walked away.

Companies whose premises have a rateable value up to £6,000 will receive full relief, and then there is tapered relief on premises with a value up to £12,000.

But that doesn't show that when we have an argument whose premises really do support its conclusion we still need to be aware of the connection in order to justifiably believe the conclusion based on the premises.

And whose premises will be used?