Sentence examples for premises because of from inspiring English sources

He returned a durian when the hotel publicist reminded him that the fruit was banned from the premises because of its foul odor.

But there was no money attached, even as the need became more intense – in another letter, the Maudsley hospital banned a Kids Company client from its premises because of his "unacceptable behaviour".

From there he moved on to the Express and Star, Wolverhampton, again as a reporter and again as theatre critic – except that, as he would later wryly recall, both his stints as theatre critic ended prematurely after the main local theatres banned him from their premises because of stinging reviews.

Based on my evidence, it appears that the identified mechanisms of processing market feedback tightly constrain the possibilities of updating strategic premises because of the avoidance or modulation of deviant feedback that severe organizational crises generate.

I was fired after I complained about age discrimination (i.e., not being scheduled to work when Donald Trump was on the premises because of my age and Mr. Trump's known preference for young, pretty women in the hostess position) and not being allowed to take meal or rest breaks".

About one-half of the participants indicated that it was easier for patients to locate their destination within the health center premises because of the improved labeling and directional indicators of service units.

(You forgive this story its convoluted premise because of its memorable portrait of the girl's mother, a creepily liberated woman who grills the boyfriend about the couple's sex life).

It is difficult to perform controlled randomized trials to confirm or refute this premise because of logistic reasons and since HAI rates in units without surveillance are unknown.

The house was impressive, more so thanks to the SmartThings-enabled gadgets littering the premises than because of the actual house itself, which, while nice, potentially hid a somewhat salacious history.

Our study supports this premise because 10 of our patients had been explored for infertility.

The Exeter CU was suspended from the official list of student societies, had its student bank account frozen, and was banned from free use of student guild premises because Exeter's student guild claims the CU constitution and activities did not conform to its equal opportunities policies.