Sentence examples for rural premises from inspiring English sources

The cash invested by Virgin tops the £2.5bn spent by BT on rolling out fibre to the street cabinet to two-thirds of UK premises, and its larger than is £700m budget for bringing superfast internet to rural premises via the BDUK project, which is being co-funded by local and central government.

Multivariable logistic regression modelling revealed that managers involved in horse racing and those on rural horse premises perceived themselves to have low levels of vulnerability.

An article in the issue detailed the game's murder mystery premise, rural setting, and new weather forecast system.

Some of the more infamous acts of the last parliament include passing a motion to ban African languages in official premises; a rural peasant would now have to bring an interpreter to a government office to have his needsattended to.

But Jean could not have known that when in 1935 the hospital had moved from its original Bloomsbury premises to rural Berkhamsted, it had taken its harsh Victorian values with it.

To reduce RBEC is a strategic problem in new rural construction under the premise of improving rural living standards.

In this case study, we assume the solar farm operator leases a premise in rural area.

Moreover, the expectations from some clinicians that the HTP should be used as a default service, used with all families in regional and rural locations, contradicted the premise of providing individualised care and ignored the issue of the suitability of the HTP for individual families.

While most are promising that their signal will give indoor coverage in 98% of UK premises by 2015, rural speeds could be slower because there will be less invested in the wireless or fibre links that connect mobile phone masts to the internet.

Managers involved in horse racing and those with horse premises located in rural areas further away from Sydney, in the Hunter Valley or the Northern NSW geographic regions, had decreased levels of perceived vulnerability to a future incursion (Table  3).

Premises location in more rural areas may explain reduced levels of perceived vulnerability associated with certain geographical clusters as found in this study.