Sentence examples for premises has to from inspiring English sources

The Kingfisher chief executive and the former boss of Sainsbury's have both been leading campaigns for an overhaul of the tax system which every commercial premises has to pay, but which has been criticised for leaving bricks-and-mortar retailers paying higher taxes than their online competitors.

"The ID scanner means anybody who goes into those premises has to present a passport or driving licence.

We made a number of decisions to to minimise the impact, says Quick, pointing to the fact that four premises had to be searched.

Malvina Rogers has taken a similar exam, for, under the Act, which transferred powers from magistrates to the local authority, not only the licensee but the premises have to be separately licensed.

5 On the other hand, initial intervention costs (eg, staff time and possibly new premises) have to be taken into account for hospital management.

To be eligible the premises had to be located in the restricted and special restricted areas of NSW during the 2007 outbreak, as designated according to the risk-based zoning system (described in detail in NSW DPI's Equine Influenza Protection Plan [ 29]).

The third premise has to do with analysis.

However, if demand for healthcare outstrips growth in the economy for a prolonged period, of course that premise has to be questioned," he said.