Sentence examples for premises in time from inspiring English sources

Simone and Chiara Municchi have been making gelati and semifreddi in the town for 19 years, but recently moved to bigger premises in time for the Giro.

Orgyen's tiny room is plastered with photographs clipped from soccer magazines, and he is the ringleader of an elaborate plan to haul a satellite dish and a television set onto the premises in time for the 1998 World Cup final between Brazil and France.

But in the eight years since then the number of settlers has doubled: a record utterly inconsistent with the Oslo premise that Palestinians would in time rule their land.

Thankfully, the Chili Peppers vacated the premises quickly, in time for Mars to wrap up his set with his delicate "Just the Way You Are," peppered here with video dedications from servicemen and women to their loved ones.

The web browser interface will allow you to view your premises in real time either from the computer on the premises or from a remote computer.

The uncontested retention of strategic premises even in times of crisis indicates the existence of mechanisms that stabilize strategic premises (e.g., Geiger and Antonacopoulou 2009; McKinley et al. 2014; Schreyögg and Kliesch-Eberl 2007).

Due to the important role of premise stability for path reproduction, the explored mechanisms that stabilize strategic premises even in times of crisis and, therefore, obstruct strategic change shed further light on the pathological reproduction of paths and incumbents' challenges to conduct strategic change (Rothmann and Koch 2014; Tripsas 2009).

Second, this paper offers a more nuanced understanding of the uncontested retention of strategic premises even in times of crisis.

In the present study, I explore how path-dependent organizations stabilize strategic premises even in times of crisis.

Therefore, the present study aims to increase our knowledge on this phenomenon by exploring how path-dependent organizations stabilize strategic premises even in times of crisis.

4, I present the findings of my empirical analysis of the case of incumbent funeral homes in Berlin that led to the identification of mechanisms that stabilize strategic premises even in times of crisis.