Sentence examples for premises would help from inspiring English sources

Allowing prostitutes to work in licensed premises would help prevent child prostitution, people trafficking and slavery, Fiona Godlee, the journal's editor, said.

In a paradox, Mr. Hadi is a southerner and was chosen in part on the premise that this would help him to placate the secessionists.

Books by established authors were often bound with those by lesser-known writers, on the premise that this would help new writers gain readers.

When Bill Parcells was the Jets' coach, he installed tiny hidden video cameras in the locker room, which several players discovered by accident, under the premise that the equipment would help to catch potential thieves.

The site's first mission was to build a reputation for strong content, the premise being that that would help it sell itself to advertisers down the road.

This 70-year-old reporter thought he was losing it when he recently fell for a telemarketing scheme and paid $60.90 for two packages of garbage bags, on the premise that the exorbitant price would help handicapped workers.

He said that when the corporation was founded, one of the premises was that the commercial space would help pay for the artists' housing.

"The original premise behind the good faith estimate was that it would help protect the public from unscrupulous lenders," said Ellen Bitton, president of Park Avenue Mortgage Group, a Manhattan mortgage broker.

Our correspondent said the Church would not run the companies but would help them and allow them to work on its premises.

Its software protected any application in use on commodity x86 servers, which would help combine the security that comes with an on-premise solution with the flexibility of the cloud, the company's website explains.

They noted that store employees would help customers assemble the tobacco into cigarettes, including filters, using the machines on the premises.