Sentence examples for public premises from inspiring English sources

The range of his drink testifies to the times he lived in: no European would have drunk coffee before the early seventeenth century, and there were no public premises for its consumption in England before the sixteen-fifties.

Alongside the predictable – banning orders; increased power to monitor individuals' interactions; shortcuts to shut public premises suspected of being terrorist meeting places – the bill "would also provide Ofcom with powers to censor extremist content".

Many countries in the region have developed job banks that can be accessed electronically, using home computers or computers in local employment offices or other public premises.

Not once during our two-hour conversation did he suggest removing ourselves from the public premises and slipping into someplace more comfortable.

PHE claim that sales of alcohol in licensed public premises rose by 142% on the last Friday before Christmas in 2014 - a day now dubbed Booze Black Friday.

PHE claims that sales of alcohol in licensed public premises rose by 142% on the last Friday before Christmas in 2014 a day now dubbed Booze Black Friday.

To avoid getting into trouble legally, it's important to not create unsafe obstructions, safety problems, or to hold up people in ways that prevent them from their usual business on non-public premises.

A few are trained as "ambassadors," to interact with the public, on premises or off; help educate people about wolf life and about the center; and promote conservation of "wolves and wildlife and wild spaces," in Ms. Howell's words.

In a dissenting opinion in the Supreme Court case last June, Justice David H. Souter wrote, "It is beyond question that Good News intends to use the public school premises not for the mere discussion of a subject from a particular, Christian point of view, but for an evangelical service of worship calling children to commit themselves in an act of Christian conversion".

Founded on an exhaustive analysis, the WHO expert opinion rests on a simple and well-accepted public health premise: Every compound known to cause cancer in humans also produces it in animals when adequately studied.

Public voices: March 21 2002 Premises officer, Hadrian's special school, Newcastle-upon-Tyne Salary: £11,900 From April 1, I become site manager.