Sentence examples for previous premises from inspiring English sources

Nor is this a situation where a new body of knowledge displaces previous premises of action.

It had been based at the previous premises for 15 years before the move.

The target number matched or did not match a conclusion endorsed by the two previous premises.

The New Vic, in its previous premises in Stoke, was the theatre which – long before London Road – gave birth to a string of musical documentary plays, under director Peter Cheeseman, exploring local life and issues.

The proposition that maintaining the previous premises would have cost "a relatively small sum" is also false – the previous site would have required at least £500,000 per annum to maintain.

Jonathan Swithinbank, from Crisis Centre Ministries, said: "As a volunteer and duty manager myself, I know the new security measures that are now in place will make Carpenter House a safe and welcoming place for visitors and volunteers alike". In 2009, the organisation served 80,000 meals from their previous premises in St Pauls with the help of 140 volunteers from churches across the city.

In a previous premises-level case-control study of the 2007 equine influenza outbreak in Australia, the protective effect of several variables representing on-farm biosecurity practices was identified.

She "has no basis for" noticing a change in qualitative character either, and by the previous premise it follows that there was no change in qualitative character (p. 211).

The group of connectionists who have taken F&P's challenge most seriously has tended to reject premise (vi) in their argument, while accepting, on the face of it, the previous five premises (sometimes with reservations on the issue of productivity).

In keeping with this premise, previous studies have shown that A. terreus isolates have a propensity to cause more disseminated and fulminating infections than other Aspergillus species [19].

We can still recall the freezing bleakness of a midwinter dinner at Seascape, the previous occupant of the premises.