Most premises have extended their licences by only an hour or so.
Were the optimists or the pessimists right?Since the law was changed, around two-thirds of licensed premises have extended their opening times, most by an hour or so.
The premise of extending the media experience to the cloud is a core necessity for the survival and growth of the media industry.
When two years had passed he found it necessary to extend his premises, and in 1904 he appointed Messrs. Hill e Hilton as his agents in England.
Plans for a fish and chip shop in Fairwater to extend its premises were approved following a 200-strong petition of support from residents.
Far from threatening to black mail the Commonwealth Club, the newer members showed themselves eager to use the place more and to extend the premises, figuratively speaking, by setting up brand-new institutions for pooling information and resources.
The only issue left for builders looking to extend their premises is opal: one miner who set out to dig a spare bedroom saw colour glinting from the walls of his first attempt so decided to mine it and try again, but hit opal on his next try, and his next, till he ended up with 10 rooms.
Several of the integrated practices participating in this research had obtained government grants to extend their premises for the purposes of teaching.
We extend the premise that significant change in RME, requires fundamental changes of a business school's own ethos of what responsibility means to itself.
For years, television audiences have been rejecting shows based on movies, either because they fall so short of the quality of the film or because the film's one-time-only premise simply won't extend to open-ended series storytelling.
