Sentence examples for premises under a from inspiring English sources

BANK STREET (203-325-2739, $30 for lunch), in an 89-year-old former bank, serves light American fare and beer brewed on the premises under a domed, stained-glass ceiling.

All procedures were performed in licensed institutional premises under a UK Home Office project licence approved by a university ethics review board, under the UK Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act (1986), and conforming to European Parliament Directive 2010/63/EU.

Eventually he occupied the entire premises under an agreement by which the French state agreed to acquire and preserve the mansion as a Rodin museum in return for his donation to the state of all his works.

It amounts to a grave breach of the Vienna convention which requires the protection of diplomats and diplomatic premises under all circumstances.

Hague said Iran had "committed a grave breach" of the Vienna convention, which demands the protection of diplomats and diplomatic premises under all circumstances.

The FBI entered the premises under the ruse of providing a terrorist threat briefing, and served its search warrant to Dominick Sanchini, Rockwell International's manager of Rocky Flats.

The Marine Institute, Furnace, Newport, Co. Mayo is a registered premises under the Cruelty to Animals Act 1876, as amended by EU Regulations 2002 & 2005 and is declared to be a registered place for the performance of experiments.

Several libraries across Oregon also complained that Mr. Sproul had asked them in letters to set up voter registration drives on their premises under the name America Votes, which he described as a nonpartisan effort.

All procedures were performed in licenced institutional premises under UK Home Office project licence No. 80/1974 and approved by a university ethics review board, all approved under the UK Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act (1986).

… This is a flagrant violation of the inviolability of its premises under international law.

It condemned the placement of rockets in the school as a "flagrant violation of the inviolability of its premises under international law".