Sentence examples for premises should have from inspiring English sources

The £25m programme will receive £10m from Oxfordshire county council, £4m from government and £11m from BT. BT says at least 90% of premises should have access to broadband speeds of 24Mbps and above when the work is complete.

At one campaign rally, he mused that maybe a black protester removed from the premises should have been "roughed up"; at other events, protests led to arrests and even brawls.

The conclusions should follow from the premises, and the premises should have evidence backing them.[16] Weigh the actual evidence, and avoid being swayed solely due to repetition or ignorance.

And the premise should have been a sure-fire recipe for farce, especially when everyone piles into a summer share in the Hamptons.

"And the premise should have been a surefire recipe for farce, especially when everyone piles into a summer share in the Hamptons".

"The premise should have been a surefire recipe for farce," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times about this film, adapted by Luke Greenfield from the novel by Emily Giffin.

"The premise should have been a surefire recipe for farce," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times about this film, directed by Luke Greenfield and adapted from the novel by Emily Giffin.

Meanwhile Tom German, a BBC news editor in Manchester in the 1970s, was "probably aware" that Hall was having sex on the corporation's premises and should have shared concerns with Colley, but he had not known that any underage girls were involved.

These were premises that should have been alive to the sound of hundreds of children who studied here and began school as normal on Tuesday.

The push for universal coverage is based on the appealing premise that everyone should have access to the best health care possible whenever they need it.

The panel based its recommendations on the premise that nobody should have to wait more than a half-hour to vote.