This was largely a cottage industry and merchants would have premises where the fleeces would be combed and sorted.
[It's important] to have premises adapted for the activities ….
(NA 10) [It's important] to have premises adapted for the activities ….
"At St . Louis we have ideal premises; in New York, we are still looking for a permanent home".
As a result, conservativeness can only be employed to do the required job if we have nominalistic premises to start with (Field 1989, p. 129).
Having premises made it easier to obtain grants.
Ninety-four per cent of general practitioners practiced from purpose-built and adapted premises, with 5.7% having premises attached to their residence.
But if you get down to people's views on policy issues defence spending, women's rights the country is not much more polarised than it was in the 1970s.Alongside these data sets, we have completely different premises about how to interpret them.
"However, having been made aware of a number of allegations of injuries, we have visited the premises and our inquiries are ongoing".
In the present paper, we have applied the premises of the normalised plot to the description of uni uni enzyme inhibition.
