Sentence examples for premises will have from inspiring English sources

Superfast broadband provision will be expanded so 95% of UK premises will have access by 2017.

If the shops can't afford the new rents, the premises will have to be offered to a new music business for six months.

The warehouse roof is thought to have lifted and if the building proves to be structurally unsound, new premises will have to be found.

Ofcom has set a target that all indoor premises will have more than 98% 4G coverage by end of 2017, from at least one mobile network (though there are doubts about whether that will be achieved), and the NIC has recommended universal service obligation for operators for no later than 2025.

These schools will have to comply with regulations on fair admissions - and plans for staffing and premises will have to show viability for at least five years.

So the conclusion and the major premise will have to be per se in the second way, for the subject will be the necessarily underlying cause of the property.

The first constraint specifies that if an operator is included as part of a chosen query plan (its associated id variable is set to 1), then either the auxiliary variable op cloud or op premise will have to be 1 but not both.

A school operated by the Islamic center will be on the premises but will have its own entrance.

Around three times a week when he notices "altercations" between people on the gas station premises, Green will have to close himself inside the shop, call the police and wait for them to arrive.

With another four shows playing in repertoire at its South Bank premises, the National Theatre will have a total of eight shows open across the capital.

Alongside commercial coverage, our programme will ensure that 95% of premises across Scotland will have access by 2017/18.