In 1862 it played a role in an infamous episode, when a tavern on the premises provided refuge and refreshment for a Polignanese bandit on the run from the Carabinieri.
The simplest type of explanation is that in which the conclusion describes a fact or event and the premises provide deductive grounds for it.
The new premise provided by the Municipality of Kicevo has been opened to cater for an increase in demand for multicultural extra-curricular activities offered by the center.
The idea was to extend the deductive entailment relation to a notion of probabilistic entailment for cases where premises provide less than conclusive support for conclusions.
The rules are characterized by various parameters, such as examples (i.e., number of objects covering a given rule), strength (i.e., the proportion of objects covered by premise that are also covered by conclusion), or confirmation (i.e., measure that is quantifying the degree to which premise provides evidence for conclusion).
For a range to be legal moved and fit into new premises the manual must be provided for the Gas Safe engineer to install the range.
Tables and benches are provided for picnicking, but there is no place to buy food on the premises.
In a qualitative study of staff responsible for enforcing laws on waterpipe-serving premises, several provided health warning lanyards to premises for placement over the waterpipe apparatus; however most premises were noncompliant [ 16].
The guidance says: "There is no reason in principle why a single building could not be subject to more than one premises licence provided they are for different parts of the building and the different parts of the building can reasonably be regarded as being different premises.
Before the hourlong premiere is over, we've been made aware of at least eight ghosts that may be haunting the premises and providing material for future story arcs.
However, an additional reason for controversy is the lack of a good set of basic and uncontroversial premises to provide guidance for experimentation [ 60].
