Sentence examples for premises to respond from inspiring English sources
Nurse: Huge resorts will often keep a licensed nurse on the premises to respond to guests' acute health issues 24 hours a day.
The show's urgency relies on Trump and his Administration, not only to provide the astounding real-life premises for the jokes but to respond with regular and ridiculous wounded intensity to those jokes, reminding us all that they are watching.
Even the term flip-floppers has become pejorative, apparently on the premise that anyone whose views evolve to respond to changed circumstances is to be cynically despised.
The selection of the participants from other categories was based on the premise that they would be able to respond to management relevant questions and would be aware of company policy on the issue.
As for charges of favoritism, Mr. Podhoretz said: "It's silly for me to respond because I don't accept the premise.
The failure to respond to intramuscular benzathine penicillin reinforces the premise that ocular syphilis in patients with HIV/AIDS should always be treated as neurosyphilis, with high-dose intravenous penicillin (12 24 million units per day in divided dosages for 10 14 days).
The nuclear energy industry operates under the premise that things can go wrong; it designs its plants and trains personnel to respond safely and effectively to unlikely scenarios like major system malfunctions and security threats.
