This year, "take-home" beer consumption is expected to exceed sales from licensed premises for the first time.
Renting commercial premises for the first time can be a huge step for any business, not least the hefty financial commitment it can bring.
We offered a free tuberculosis screening procedure to all consecutive, undocumented immigrants that were over 15 years old, had no major psychiatric disabilities, and were visiting one of two low-threshold health-care premises for the first time in Lausanne.
When Howie Abrams heard the premise for the first ever Warped Tour in 1995 – a traveling festival rooted in punk music and extreme sports – he had mixed feelings.
OUR PREMISE for the first FORBES closed-end fund guide, back in 1994, was this: "In most but not all cases you are better off in open-end mutual funds".
The BT offices are commercial premises, and so fall outside the scope of recent legislation criminalising squatting in residential premises, for which the first prosecution was brought recently against Alex Haigh.
The local authority has donated premises and, for the first time, has set aside funds from the budget for the association.
The Napoleonic Code, therefore, was founded on the premise that, for the first time in history, a purely rational law should be created, free from all past prejudices and deriving its content from "sublimated common sense"; its moral justification was to be found not in ancient custom or monarchical paternalism but in its conformity to the dictates of reason.
With the Living Furniture Project, I secured three premises rent-free for the first six months, convinced a leading industry brand to give us thousands of pounds worth of tools, asked photographers, website developers, film-makers and PR agencies to help us launch a marketing campaign, and even managed to exhibit at some of the UK's largest furniture trade shows at no cost.
"I know what the premise is for the second one but I don't know if I should tell you".
Elsewhere, much in the same spirit, Wright observes that transmission may fail in 'cases where there is justification for the premises in the first place only because the conclusion is antecedently justified' (2003, 57 58, edited).
