Sentence examples for premises have a from inspiring English sources

Companies whose premises have a rateable value up to £6,000 will receive full relief, and then there is tapered relief on premises with a value up to £12,000.

The thin slices of the dried pork sausage soppressata, made on the premises, have a subtle animal presence you rarely find in the store-bought kind.

"The trap will help landlords, tenants, and pest-control professionals determine whether premises have a bedbug problem, so that they can treat it quickly," Gerhard explained in a press release, cautiously hedging on the device's potential.

Studies by De Boer et al. [ 65] and Spanjer [ 71, 72] show that the object, the physician's interpretation of his duties and the basic premises have an important bearing on the proposed assessment.

Every general practice premises has a connection to NHSnet and via this the Internet, to facilitate access [ 8].

The Burkina Faso study found that only 14% of surveyed premises had a first-aid kit [ 19] compared to 38.6% found in this study.

However, contact with cats could not be traced back to the origin places because the owners of the gathering premises had a very limited information about the history of the donkeys bought.

Those looking at this premise have a nagging feeling that maximizing profit (a direct proxy capital markets use to measure maximizing value) may in fact, not be maximizing value.

Walkabout premises had an average gross weekly take of £39,571 last year, while the Bar Risa/Jongleurs sites took £41,860 a week on average.

This premise has a history at National Review, and not a happy one.

The premise has a young doctor (Mark Feuerstein) at a turning point in his career finding himself the go-to guy for house calls in the Hamptons, the land of the Botox emergency.