Sentence examples for problem premises from inspiring English sources

Labour say that councils already have powers to remove or restrict licences to problem premises.

The location of businesses determined by client base, and there are other factors some of which beyond their control such as problem premises near by or macro urban planning decisions that impact micro business communities.

Police crackdowns continued well into the 90s era as authorities raided "problem premises," revoked business licences and even imposed a curfew on the Downtown Eastside neighbourhood.

Second, and as a particular case of the first problem, the premises in the rules ∀→ and →∃ rules inherit the quantificational formula to which the rule is applied, meaning that the rules can be applied repeatedly to the same formula sending the proof search into an endless loop.

Just one problem: the premise is false.

"Trading standards officers work hard to ensure that products pose no risk to consumers, but as their budgets are slashed, their ability to identify problems, inspect premises and prosecute wrongdoers has become severely limited," she said.

There is also a problem with premise (1), concerning the GD conception of justification.

And like all the world's knottiest problems, the premise of all global conflict was undermined with startling simplicity, not through Lennon-ist peacenik soundbites but a determined, rational unpicking of the logic topped off with the doozy of a rug-pull; what is it you are actually hoping for?

Here are the third and fourth problems for Premise 2. 3. Infinitesimal probability for God's existence.

The alcohol strategy also seeks to give local agencies an "extensive range of tools and powers" to tackle problem drinkers and premises, such as by restricting opening hours and density of licensed premises.

The only problem with that premise is that the iPad isn't a computer.