Sentence examples for premises include a from inspiring English sources

Random items discovered on the premises include a syringe and an oversize brassiere.

While the university premises include a scientific library, technical test laboratories, a cafeteria and various student services and services for further education, the University Properties of Finland rents its premises to companies and street-level service providers (including a restaurant and a barber).

In order to formalize this conception, he advanced the concept of a maximally specific predicate related to "Gi" in K, where, when "P(G, F) = r", then, if the premises include a predicate stronger than "F", say, "M", which implies the presence of more properties than does "F", then "P(G, M) = r", where, as before, r = P G, F).

Its large premises include a school for sick children adjacent to the hospital.

Camra also reports a surge in breweries being opened in a variety of premises, including a former dairy farm and old school buildings.

The £400m Northumberland development project includes the development of a new stadium plus the redevelopment of the surrounding area and new commercial premises including a supermarket, offices and residential properties.

Eight victims – six female and two male – were raped; of these three rapes took place on BBC premises, including a disused storeroom at Lime Grove studios and Savile's dressing room at Television Centre.

The conception of moral reasoning found in the Mencius offers important material for reflection on the process of moral judgment, especially for those who have come to reject the simple model of judgment as deduction from premises including a general moral principle and a description of the conditions that make the principle applicable to the situation at hand.

In The Navigator there are many moments of intense beauty that branch off the film's core fish-out-of-water premise, including a man attached to the front of a fast-moving train and the group's violent reaction to a submarine rising from the water (they interpret it as a giant beast attacking them).

Confirming plans for the sale on Monday, the corporation said options for the west London site following the sale of the 51-year-old premises include housing, a "hub for creative business" and even a BBC museum.

Data for all other livestock holdings in the UK are an amalgam of 2001 census data and DEFRA's list of premises including all IPs and culled premises from the epidemic; in total 185,791 premises.