"Wales will be at the forefront of reducing fire risk and cutting the number of avoidable deaths and injuries caused by fires in residential premises". However, the government-commissioned cost benefit analysis from experts BRE Global found that between 2013 and 2022 the cost per life saved of the sprinklers policy would be £6.7m.
To this day, alcohol remains banned in Methodist premises, however, the choice to consume alcohol is now a personal decision for any member.
Based on these premises, however, this study has examined the long-term potential contribution of exclosure as alternative strategy for rehabilitation of degraded land and as a means to maintain soil property improvement.
Licensing conditions mandating the use of plastic barware in some city centre licensed premises, however, were introduced after the period in which violence in Cardiff and comparison cities diverged (that is, 2005, see fig 1) and the number of glass related assaults was far too low to account for the observed reductions, indicating that the glassware change does not explain the divergence.
If you're a repairman at the premises, however, or a resident plumber, for example, you may be able to break the lease if you quit your job.
The EMBA will initially be housed in temporary premises, however, Chicago hopes to build a new campus in the ex-Victoria Road Detention Centre on Mount Davis within a few years.
However barmy his premises, however leaden his prose, Brown retains all the advantages of surprise.
These companies already use numerous fixed and PTZ cameras to capture quality images of individuals entering their premises, however, they still can't relate events and people in one single coherent view.
Almost all of this argument was premised, however, on the erroneous assumption that Saddam retained an active W.M.D. program, a belief not questioned at the time by Wolcott or most others who today accuse Bush of intentional deception.
If you accept the premise, however theoretical, that the Democratic race two years from now will come down to Clinton and a single challenger, then the candidate who gains enough anti-Hillary momentum to meet her head-on will, by definition, have to run an insurgent campaign against the party's Washington establishment, in the same mold as Jimmy Carter in 1976 or Gary Hart in 1984.
In premise (2), however, the existence of a proposition is already presupposed since it is shorthand for what can be explicitly stated as: There is a (i.e., at least one) proposition which is the sense of (1).
