Sentence examples for premises exclusively from inspiring English sources
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".
Even those opposed to the use of coercive methods fail to challenge this premise, exclusively focusing their arguments instead on the legal and moral issues at stake.
Incidental Intelligence: One of the advantages of the Red Hill Golf Club, near Andover, Massachusetts, according to a sign on the premises, is that it is "Exclusively Public".
Having such a niche and selling wine almost exclusively on the premises has helped shelter the winery from plummeting retail store and restaurant pricing.
By C. Arnold and John McCarten The New Yorker, September 3 , 1955P. 20 Incidental Intelligence: One of the advantages of the Red Hill Golf Club, near Andover, Massachusetts, according to a sign on the premises, is that it is "Exclusively Public".
Specialists saw an average of 40 patients exclusively on their premises (median value).
Our starting premise was that OP bound exclusively to Tyr 411 of human albumin.
The choice of violence indicators was based on the following: first, interviews with key informants in the selected cities revealed that changes in closing hours applied almost exclusively to on-premise licences in the city centres.
If one accepts the premise that antibody M612166 binds exclusively to a dimeric form of PSA, then one cannot simply go back and reinterpret the results of the prior surface plasmon resonance measurements until one knows the percentage or concentration of the PSA dimer in the preparation used previously.
It should be borne in mind that private practitioners in Botswana work exclusively on their own premises, and they are not in other employment.
Importantly, previous studies are almost exclusively based on the premise that a single image is representative of a person's appearance.
