Sentence examples for premises in both from inspiring English sources

The Iranians described the event as marking the "reopening and full reactivation" of the embassy, perhaps a way of hinting that outstanding issues about exactly what can be done on the premises in both capitals are still to be agreed.

The more we learn about them, the more our disgust at the contests' premises (in both senses of the word) gives way to a grudging respect, even occasionally affection.

If we accept the premise that in both cases we are dealing with potentially life-threatening situations, the interventions are not futile – there is a need (see issue 1).

Both writers claimed to have visited the premises in September 2011, but the reviews did not appear until February and March the following year.

Overall results were similar to those for working surfaces in slaughtering premises; in fact, 5 (71%) of 7 samples were positive for both HEV and PAdV.

It is high time to give up both of these myths, and reject the major premises in the corresponding arguments.

What scientific or technological premises in the film seem plausible?

I had not visited the Museum of Modern Art since it re-opened in virtually new premises in November 2004.

Some allegations relate to activity on BBC premises in the 1960s and 70s.

At least the Cambodia Stock Exchange has impressive premises in the country's tallest building.

Mine was one of four licensed premises in a scattered district of three-hundred-odd souls.