Sentence examples for planned premises from inspiring English sources

Parents wanting to set up a free school in north London have been angered by the council's sale of their planned premises.

A major exhibition of Pawson's work opens this week at the Design Museum, which institution has also hired Pawson to design its planned premises in the old Commonwealth Institute building in Kensington.

For these reasons, all tax reform plans premised on completely throwing out the tax code and starting from scratch are hopelessly utopian, with not the remotest possibility that any of them will ever be enacted.

Events notice, bar licence, risk assessment, a site plan, premises licence, licence to play in the street.

In parts it looks like a film set, so strange is the town-planning premise on which it is founded.

Libertarians should applaud a plan premised on getting the incentives right and government out of the way.

Building a vibrant, flexible U.S. manufacturing ecosystem requires a bold plan premised on three 'Es' - Engage, Educate and Evolve.

An expansion is planned once the premises next door are purchased and the adjoining wall demolished.

The project is being planned on the premise that the father, in a patriarchal set-up, is often the decision-maker.

But the fate of the world's biggest fish market is in the balance after a planned move to new premises was halted due to contamination concerns.

A chocolate factory on the premises is planned to follow next year, but in the meantime visitors can take a raw-to-refined tour of the plantation ($65) that starts in the cacao orchards and ends with a chef-led session in mashing and sweetening roasted beans by hand.