Sentence examples for premises to replace from inspiring English sources
In the late 19th century the London County Council began searching for larger premises to replace its Spring Gardens offices, and an industrial area on the south bank was finally selected.
Due to the strongly negative feedback that these threatening situations generate, path-dependent organizations seem to become aware of problems with underlying strategic premises, to be motivated to reflexively search for alternative strategic premises, and to replace obsolete premises with new, supposedly superior, strategic premises (Schreyögg and Kliesch-Eberl 2007).
If your data is stored in the cloud, you know you can access it – even if something happens to your business premises – and if you have to replace a device.
Most of the on-premise software in use today was implemented not to replace existing software but to introduce automation where none previously existed.
The premise is that Pie has stepped in at the last minute to replace John Barrowman as anchor of the charity telethon.
For on-premise installs of Sharepoint Server 2013, Microsoft will launch the option to replace the Sharepoint Newsfeed with Yammer, creating what is essentially a hybrid service that mostly runs on-premise but uses Yammer in the cloud.
Hardin challenged this premise for his removal, and when Owsley nominated George B. Kinkead to replace Hardin, the state senate voted 30 8 that no vacancy existed.
The solution for larger buildings is to replace the copper with a fibre line from the exchange to the premises – or FTTP – but BT is in no rush to do this.
They need to replace their current health sector-specific approach with a holistic one that takes the premises of farmers' livelihoods into account.
People can disagree about the scientific premise behind climate change, but it's an inescapable fact that the world is driving ahead to replace carbon energy with clean energy anyway.
It had hired a fully committed supporter of the fat hypothesis to replace him, and it was no longer deemed politic to have a prominent opponent of it on the premises.
