But, strictly speaking, facts by themselves provide only the premises of a rational argument.
In 1990 the foundation opened a museum and library in the premises of a former publishing house in Barcelona.
An equally effectual power base involves control of a different kind, over the premises of a decision.
"Raiding the premises of a legal representative of Timor-Leste and taking such aggressive action against a key witness is unconscionable and unacceptable conduct.
While things are quiet, Ruane suggests skipping across the market to St Bart's Brewery, a modern pub in the grand premises of a forgotten bank.
Desperate to get back on his feet, the former Royal Marine stood outside the premises of a nearby homelessness charity and dialled the number on the door.
The Wetherspoon's Coronet on Holloway Road in north London is a massive warehouse-style pub in the premises of a former cinema.
He wants Gavin's bachelor party to involve a tandem parachute jump onto the premises of a beer refinery in Hamburg, Germany.
The European Commission, the European Union's executive arm, said it and national competition regulators had carried out unannounced inspections at the premises of a number of international airlines.
In 1997, investigators had searched the premises of a helicopter company owned by two local men, James Anderson and Kim Powell.
But it might well be no, especially if you are eating in a dining hall on the premises of a state college, or if you are in a dry county, or, of course, if you are in Mormon country.
