Are the words used linguistically derived from words that are part of an accepted premise?
The Podgorica site was housed within some unmarked rooms in a mini shopping mall near the centre of the city, and comprised part of the premises of a local NGO called "Juventas", which provides youth services in the city.
Heatons has a Sportsworld section in 27 of the 44 stores in the Republic, while the ten stores in Northern Ireland incorporate a Sports Direct section or have a Sports Direct outlet as part of the premises.
The song was part of a larger skit whose premise was that William Shatner, as Captain Kirk, sends MacFarlane a message from the future about the dumb things he might do while hosting the Oscars.
The royal part of the name may have come from the fact that there was a carved king's head on the building, from a time when The King's Head Inn occupied part of the premises, but whether this represented King John or another king is not known.
The crackdown was part of a police raid on the premises of Al Wefaq, Bahrain's largest licensed opposition society (opposition political parties are banned in the country).
The crackdown was part of a police raid on the premises of Al Wefaq, Bahrain's largest authorized opposition group (political parties that oppose the regime are generally banned in the country).
The Punjab Excise Act (1914) prohibits the employment of women at premises that serve alcohol in "any part of such premises in which such liquor or intoxicating drug is consumed by the public".
At one point, the fire came to within 300 yards of Walsh Trucking in Secaucus, and drivers had to be called in move trucks to another part of the premises for safety, Chief Inauen said.
It stipulated that "neither the whole nor any part of said premises shall be sold, rented or leased to any person not of the white or Caucasian race nor shall the same be occupied by any such person, except as the servant or employee of the person using said premises exclusively for residential purpose".
