Coverage also can be extended to insure newly acquired property, property on newly acquired premises, valuable papers and records, property temporarily off the business premises, and outdoor property such as fences, signs, and antennas.
When one of the generals in charge of the siege tries to deny Roxane a box of sheet music, she says to Mr. Hosokawa's translator (who is suddenly the most valuable person on the premises): "Tell him that's it.
The European Institute for Biomedical Imaging Research has compiled a document on best practice in biomedical imaging, which provides a valuable resource of basic premises and principles of ethical research [5].
Information gathered from the Smart Grid (SG) devices located in end user premises provides a valuable resource that can be used to modify the behavior of SG applications.
Thus, although prior research has made considerable progress in gaining a better understanding of the pathological reproduction of paths, exploring the mechanisms that inhibit the update of strategic premises may provide valuable complementary insights into this phenomenon (Hutzschenreuter and Kleindienst 2013; Rothmann and Koch 2014; Sydow et al. 2012a).
Jewellery, watches and other valuables were removed from the premises in wheelie bins and bags by the burglars.
He is well aware, he said, that many people lack the wherewithal to get the best treatment -- which in his view makes the show's contribution and its premise all the more valuable.
For those organizations that have bought into the premise that females add valuable perspectives, this new research is a simple way to solve a perennial issue.
"You can use Kontakt's beacons to track valuables in the warehouse or any premises, during transportation, trigger alarms if something (or someone) moves where it is not supposed to".
The premise was simple: time is valuable and attention spans are short; if the university is going to be more successful in engaging its audiences it had to work harder.
