Sentence examples for premises back from inspiring English sources

The Independent revealed this week that the base is used to route vast amounts of data captured by Washington's "Stateroom" network of listening posts in diplomatic premises back to America for analysis by the CIA and the National Security Agency.

But there is an important difference: a hotel owner cannot easily seize his premises back from a hotelier who skips the rent, whereas leasing firms can and often do take back their planes.

It's a cold reminder of the "domestic situation" distress call Skyler made to have Walt removed from the premises back when they were both keeping the truth from Junior.

As a short term tenant, you will want your repairing obligations to be limited just to returning the premises back to your landlord in a clean and tidy condition – you would not want to be required to foot the bill for any expensive repair bills, through the service charge or otherwise.

Four in 10 of the council planning officers polled said the measures had reduced office space within their area and only 20% thought it had brought vacant office premises back into use.

Animal Planet did a special with a similar premise back in March.

JH: I guess I'd bounce the premise back.

The original premise back in 2014 was that students could travel cheaply during the summer if they knew where there friends would be and could crash on the couch a few nights.

Freeganism is often described as a recent phenomenon, but its premises date back at least to Gerrard Winstanley, a 17th-century English cloth seller.

The Hertfordshire police chief constable, Frank Whiteley, said the industrial estate surrounding the depot would be closed today and "it could be months before some of the premises are back in operation".

"We all want to see vacant premises brought back into use, but this is not the way to go about it".