Sentence examples for premises that have from inspiring English sources

Burglary is defined to mean the unlawful taking of property within premises that have been closed and in which there are visible marks evidencing forcible entry.

However, the guide also predicts that more than 1,000 new pubs will open next year, often in former premises that have been shuttered for years.

"The economic crisis has destroyed the credibility of the premises that have dominated public debate since the late 1970s," said William Galston, a top White House policy aide under President Bill Clinton.

However, this transition is less qualitatively extreme than that between reasoning with familiar premises and reasoning with premises that have no empirical basis.

The recent criticism of the Court is unusual in its intensity, but it rests on premises that have supported attacks on the Court (and indeed, judicial review more generally) for decades.

There were some important premises that have prompted us to conduct this study.

It's especially annoying when you see a commercial premises that has looked really fabulous all summer pouring lurid begonias down from its windows and into the street, experiencing a crap winter changeover.

One of the premises that has elevated Nilsson's work to international acclaim is that food is art and therefore deserving of painstaking care, auteurship, intellectualisation, and occasional worship.

I've seen BBC sitcoms with a premise that has less comic potential.

The character Boyle develops quickly outstrips the premise that has initiated the story.

It is this premise that has occupied most of the important thoughts of the five-judge bench presently determining the dispute over the Mullaperiyar Dam.