A "We would need to know the board's premise for making this demand, considering that the house rules and proprietary lease are silent on the topic," said Pierre Debbas, a Manhattan co-op and condo lawyer.
Propositions to be used as premises for demonstration make the most irresistible demands for our assent; premises for lower kinds of discourse make weaker demands.
Founded on the premise of making it easier for independent creators to interact with their customers, Stitch Labs launched to offer a cloud-based solution for small businesses that wish to manage CRM, product orders, and inventory management.
Yet they seem to have fully accepted the false premise that they deserve extra points for making artificially-framed "tough choices" -- between giving people their Social Security benefits or going bankrupt, for example, or between creating jobs and reducing the long-term deficit.
In addition, the premise of making America a premier destination for foreign artists to visit and study showed insight.
They also ruled that a 1996 attempt by the government to slap Egypt's Bar Association under administrative control was illegal, and that elections to the association's board should be held inside its own premises, thus making them harder for the regime to manipulate.
Then there was a further £10,750 for printing costs, premises and distribution, making a total of £38,750.
Maxim Chebanov has just moved premises to make room for expansion.
Traders have accused market bosses of "playing with people's livelihoods" by forcing them out of premises to make way for a new apart-hotel.
Like the 60 other students at the ashram, the Beatles adopted native dress and the ashram had a tailor on the premises to make clothes for the students.
