Sentence examples similar to rate premises from inspiring English sources

In the old days, newspapers and broadcasters occupied second-rate premises and had offices that were cramped, dark and badly arranged.

Truscott et al (2007) [ 8] group movements of people and equipment together and assume a constant, density-independent contact rate between premises, where-as Sharkey et al (2007) [ 17] do not incorporate the movement of catching companies in their models but do consider the probability of transmission via slaughterhouses to be always greater than that of company movements for example.

He also made "Notting Hill," which, however you rate its premise, was firm in its comic footwork.

"Our rating is premised on the U.S. sustaining a high level of performance and gradual international improvement".

Mr Balls' planned cut would add to a list of existing breaks (most charity stores, rural shops and farms are exempt), offering a lower rate on 1.5m premises, or 80% of the total.

Compared with AntHocNet, the proposed mechanism can greatly reduce the convergence rate in the premises of searching an available path with QoS guarantee according to the simulation results.

Such, at any rate, is the premise of this overloaded, intermittently clever smorgasbord of sight gags and special effects.

After 31 March 2023, existing leases of premises rated E or below could load upgrade costs on to unwitting tenants.

That, at any rate, is the premise behind "The Receipt," a clever and funny show concocted by Will Adamsdale and Chris Branch and being presented at 59E59 Theaters as part of the Brits Off Broadway festival.

Companies can currently get a 50% discount on business rates for vacant premises.

Recently the Stormont Executive unveiled details of an extension to the Small Business Rates Relief Scheme which gives a 20% discount on rates to smaller premises.