Sentence examples for sharing premises from inspiring English sources

They are also finding ways to cut costs without sacrificing quality, such as sharing premises and other facilities with rivals.

Rome-bound congregations that want to hold on to their church buildings risk thorny legal wrangles; rival factions may end up sharing premises.

Both ITV and Ofcom have said that the BBC's partnership proposals, which would see the two broadcasters sharing premises and newsgathering resources, would not be enough to help sustain the commercial broadcaster's regional news.

Open Mon 10am-4pm, Tue-Fri 10am-4.30pm, Sat-Sun 10am-5pm Sharing premises with L Robson's smokehouse, built in 1856, this restaurant has a slight South American tinge thanks to a Brazilian chef (which explains the presence of casquinha de siri – a spicy crab dish – on the menu).

"We welcome the option of sharing premises and providing a one-stop shop for members of the public, which not only benefits local residents but makes sound financial sense".

In 2011, the alliance headquarters relocated to Park Avenue in New York City, sharing premises with the local offices of a number of Oneworld member airlines including American Airlines, British Airways, Cathay Pacific, Finnair, Japan Airlines, and Qantas.

Eventually, they will share premises and resources.

State nurseries tend to have newer facilities, and may have lower overheads if they share premises with state schools.

The involvement of Neil Moore, who until late last year shared premises with the QC at 23 Essex Street chambers, was raised with Mrs Saunders by senior police officers, The Times added.

The move from its former home in Canary Wharf to share premises with the Daily Mail is expected to save the paper millions of pounds a year.

In response, Hayes has increased the magazine's focus on reporting, he said, less for the purpose of winning debates than to rescue a sense of shared premises.