Sentence examples for premises made from inspiring English sources

Having premises made it easier to obtain grants.

By the early 1960s journalists broke into premises, made illegal recordings, paid bribes, used squalid subterfuges and published brazen lies in order to swell their proprietors' profits.

We put this down to a difference in study awareness: the device on their premises made POCT physicians more study-aware.

This enables the doctors to manage free-of-charge clinics - in premises made available by the same companies - where antiretroviral treatment is provided.

Likewise don't forget to name any premises made during the creation of this Financial Plan.

He spends most of his time on the premises making art.

Before the men arrive at your premises, make certain you have: Disassembled each telephone registered in your name.

These three premises make it hard for some common arguments about speech and the sacred to fully persuade.

But comparing these jokes makes you realize that the premises make less of an impact than what is done with them.

Induction consists essentially of statistical reasoning, in which the truth of the premises makes the conclusion likely to be true, even though it could still be false.

I open up the school at 7, check the premises, make sure the chemicals are right in the swimming pool every morning, then it's basically odd jobs.