Sentence examples for to the premises from inspiring English sources
adverb
With a comparative or more and a verb phrase
Harborage or conditions conducive to attracting vermin to the premises and/or allowing vermin to exist.
to the premises P1: No philosopher engages in intellectually trivial activities.
Contrary to the premises of much classical theory, Myrdal argued, deregulated markets don't tend to equilibrium.
The judge added: "Mr Ramsay may now regret the transaction in relation to the premises.
This will give you time to introduce yourself to the premises, office and teaching support staff.
Traders say they used to be allowed to deliver grain to the premises of several North Korean trading companies.
The difference is that up to 2m more Australians will get a fibre-to-the-premises NBN under Labor".
They also questioned whether consumers would embrace a fixed-line, fiber-to-the-premises network over increasingly popular wireless services.
Different technologies are likely to be used in different places, and cable and fibre-to-the-premises will both play a role.
These products have numerous applications including premises, fiber-to-the-premises, access, metropolitan and long-haul networks.
And it is not the Fiber-to-the-Premises, FTTP network.
