Now a proposed bill in France would limit the use of the word to dining places where food is "fait maison" — made with raw materials on the premises.
'Is it good that we polarise the electorate to the point where members of the public feel compelled to hurl raw eggs at our premises?' they might think.
Pictures collected by shopkeepers up and down the high street paint a vivid but unedifying picture of filth with rot and raw sewage running through many premises.
Other times, the premises would be coated with raw egg.
Jay Is Games John Bardinellii found the game's unusual premise to be the source of its playability, "The raw dose of driving, destruction and dinosaurs is enough to get just about any gamer's blood pumping".
That the premise — the close-quartered clash of the messy and neat, the raw and the cooked — is comedy gold has long since been settled.
These include politico-legal, working premises, technological, infrastructure, marketing, finance and credit, leadership, and entrepreneurial skill, raw material and overseas products which in turn are the most important variables used in the correlation analysis for the performance of MSEs.
The premise is that we're getting a slice of urgent amateur documentary, a raw unmediated experience – Godzilla Unplugged, if you like.
In the first, the notion of inference, evidence, premises, evidence, and conclusions have their home; in the other is the raw "data" understood in the sense of that which is given or accepted without argument.
Reading from evidence gathered for Tudor's prosecution, Eadie said, "Cross-contamination of cooked meat by bacteria on raw meat was an almost certainty on the evidence of the practices in this defendant's premises".
