Sentence examples for premises of one from inspiring English sources

The chief one is that raw milk can only be sold on the premises of one of 19 dairy farms approved by the state.

Within months of that being published, the premises of one John Twyn of Cloth Fair were raided and he was found guilty of unlicensed printing.

At 1.07pm, David Cameron called his office and Quick alerted him that there was a police operation under way and says he had intention to search the premises of one of his Members of Parliament.

I visited the premises of one Anastasia in Beverly Hills.

The opening of ‎the school in the village has strengthened our hopes for peace and stability in the future", ‎says Alwan Abdel Rehman, the chairperson of parents teachers association (PTA) in Dhamba.‎ The interest of local communities and the PTA has helped considerably in ensuring the ‎rebuilding this new school on the premises of one destroyed by war.

Premises of one sort specify some necessary condition for knowledge.

This reflects the paradoxical process of rights defending in contemporary China fighting against local administrative departments is premised on one's internalization of the legitimacy of the central government.

With a few exceptions (Happe et al., 2006), theories of autism have been built on the premise of one necessary and sufficient initial deficit having knock-on effects on many other domains of cognitive development, leading eventually to the pervasive nature and phenotypic variability that are characteristic of the disorder.

Of course, the starting premise of one of TV comedy's best-loved characters – Jennifer Aniston's Rachel in Friends (1994-2004) – was that she had been forced to apartment-share with a friend after abandoning her intended at the altar.

And simply because it wasn't quite as godawful as the last three, we bought into the absurd premise of one last fight.

JetBlue's founder and chief executive, David Neeleman, started the airline on the premise of one-upsmanship over Southwest.