Sentence examples for premises instead of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ezheyev estimated that more than two-thirds of camp residents simply moved to barns and warehouses on the premises, instead of returning to Chechnya.

Ms. Negron complained that the security guards in the complex had merely asked the teenagers to leave the premises instead of acting to stop the fight or calling 911 quickly.

Shake Shack's kiosks are based on the user experience they created for their mobile ordering app, which is available on iOS and Android, but is built into dedicated hardware on premises instead of requiring a user to have it on their ow device.

Once we start feeling we don't have space, we think about bigger living premises instead of reducing.

The game has a clever premise: instead of controlling one character, you control two — little dots that are linked together, occupying opposite spots on a single circle.

[Perhaps there is some room for compatibilists to resist the second premise instead of the first by offering a positive account of being an ultimate source of one's action (e.g., McKenna, 2008).

As of August there were already 10 million installs of Sync, and now the challenge is to get some of those shifted to paying for the service, as well as sign on new converts who would like to use a peer-to-peer encrypted architecture, enabled through constant Internet connectivity, keeping assets on premise instead of putting data into the cloud.

Kinvey, the enterprise-centric backend as a service (BaaS) platform for mobile apps, is launching a new feature today that will allow its customers to run their apps in a dedicated private cloud or on-premise instead of on Kinvey's regular multi-tenant platform.

As a result, the campaign was refocused on the alien premise instead of the film leads and the film's name was changed from Neighborhood Watch to The Watch.

Bailey attended to the most niggling details of its construction: glass doors on the premises feature, instead of what he called "the usual little circles or something horrible," required by safety codes, etchings of a stylized raker stripe, the red line that bisects the Burberry check.

Ramis has got his comic premise, but instead of constructing a plot, he and his co-writers work up only some feeble vignettes.