Sentence examples for premises city from inspiring English sources

Once on the premises, city housing and fire officials found four safety violations: no valid permit, unlawful removal of beams from the ceiling, use of flammables and combustibles, and unsafe conditions.

The police SWAT raid came after "the Arlington Police Department received a number of complaints that the same property owner was cultivating marijuana plants on the premises," the city's statement said.

Its premise — a city girl is sent to the South to learn about her roots from her grandmother — is thin, and, although the play is a mere ninety minutes, the attenuated exposition makes it half an hour too long.

Obviously, the way to answer this question is by turning round its premise: the city is what it is largely because of the impact of social movements.

The prize was to be given by Bloomberg Philanthropies, the foundation started by Michael Bloomberg, the former New York mayor, on the premise that cities are "the new laboratories of democracy".

As glitzy and glassy as they were poky and pricey, these "apartments" were sold on the sexy premise of city-centre living – replete with shiny buzzwords like "urban", "contemporary" and "apartment" – and must have seemed like a financial no-brainer to a generation of investors, often ordinary people tinkering with their savings.

A new premises in Tech City reflects the international outlook of the company.

It found that between 1998 and 2001, the capacity of licensed premises in Manchester city centre rose by 240percentnt.

New York mayor Bill de Blasio has lifted a 10-year ban on phones on school premises, with the city's chancellor of schools stating that it would reduce inequality.

KARACHI, Oct. 1 -- A young man shot dead his aunt and injured his sister on the premises of the City Courts on Monday.

From our current enquiries, there is nothing to suggest the most recently arrested people have any links to Plymouth or any premises in the city.