The premises were a hive of activity: getting leaflets together, planning which streets were to be canvassed next, organising election envelopes, sorting out the Communist party leaflets written in Urdu from the ones that weren't.
A major premise of Census activities in the U.S., that maintaining biodiversity is a worthy goal, accepts the assertion [3] that the survival and well-being of humans depend on intact, fully functioning ecosystems.
These "issues", they argue, embody a whole gamut of fears ranging from international terrorism, immoral behaviour, to vandalism and misuse of premises for criminal activities.
Collections of animals that are destined to be slaughtered are therefore regularly carried out in these markets, but remain separated from the other activities of such premises, particularly activities dedicated to sales of pigs between producers.
Leases normally have clauses that specify the type of activity the tenant can carry out in the premises.
With or without premises, a bewildering variety of activities were organised by the groups.
Places with clusters of licensed premises represent recreational activity nodes, where there is a convergence of people in time and space.
Injuries incurred by farmers or non-farmers who are on farm environs for purposes unrelated to farming activity (e.g., visiting, hunting, swimming, and other recreational activities) and farmhouse or home premises of the farm are excluded.
A key premise of the routine activities approach is that crime occurs when opportunities (i.e., the alignment of these factors) arise during the course of victims' and offenders' everyday routines.
"Otherwise, one of the basic premises of the rescue package, namely that the airline-related activities would function, is not fulfilled," Mr. Siegenthaler said.
Easton was inclined to analyze politics under the premises of systems theory and to frame political life (political activities) as a system of behavior.
