Sentence examples for rented premises from inspiring English sources

The funding was inadequate, and the rented premises were in bad shape.

The law will ultimately affect rented premises as well, and it is estimated that 20,000 to 30,000 real estate transactions each year could trigger the required tests in New Jersey.

It is novelists who have been most drawn to rented premises, perhaps because one of the effects of compelling books is to tantalise the reader with possibilities beyond the final page.

Working class guardians were not appointed until 1892, when the property requirement was dropped in favour of occupying rented premises worth £5 a year.

In 1917, Appleroth rented premises to manufacture his jelly, then formed a company with Albert Francis Lenertz named Traders Pty Ltd in 1926.

Initially, rented premises in the town served as temporary laboratory and living quarters for the staff.

She had no budget to rent premises so decided to operate from her Bristol home.

The funds for constructing its office were lost somehow and the largely toothless commission has had to rent premises elsewhere.

In targeted areas the government will offer new businesses allowances of up to £55,000 ($89,000) a year to rent premises.

National laws make it hard for them to open bank accounts or get credit, and thus to rent premises or invest in production.

Nearly 78% placed some blame on the high rents and wholesale beer prices charged by property companies to pub landlords renting premises from them.