Sentences with phrase «also be on the premises»

STRAY CATS — Homeless stray cats may also be on the premises.

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If you have some well sought - after intellectual property on your premise, than you're also at risk.

While that is the premise of Snap Inc's popular messaging platform, investors also saw any gains from its red - hot IPO disappear when shares plunged far below their initial sale price on Tuesday.

According to Gartner, the IGA market is mature in terms of on - premise software, but the market is also undergoing significant transition; IGA - as - a-service options are becoming increasingly prevalent among vendors.

The acquisitions of the San Diego Union - Tribune in May and earlier, of a group of Chicago papers, also are premised on operational improvements driven from corporate headquarters.

What will it take to get it through your head that all of your explanations are premised on the assumption that there is a God, which you have failed to demonstrate is the case, and many of them are premised on the assumption that the Christian narrative is the correct one, which you also can't demonstrate to be the case.

It's premised on the fact that people judge a group not just on its beliefs, but also on their interactions with members of that group.

On the other hand, this country was also founded on the basic premises of freedom — for all AmericanOn the other hand, this country was also founded on the basic premises of freedom — for all Americanon the basic premises of freedom — for all Americans.

24 / The program policy of the Commission must also be based on the premise that mankind consists of many diverse cultures, most of which represent in actual numbers very large numbers of persons.

This is why canon law adopted the secular Roman legal maxim: «Quod omnes tangit ab omnibus tractari et approbari debet» («What concerns all must be discussed and approved by all»).9 This idea is also the basic premise of communication that is based on dialogue.

Our argument hinges on the premise that liberating divine acceptance can be mediated concretely through concrete interpersonal relationships without overt witness to its ground and source, although it is also seeking constantly to clarify through language its inner source and ground.

In my paper on Anselm, an attempt was made, not only to spell out the full vocabulary needed for stating the — or at least a — ontological argument, but also to list in full the premises needed.

We will also be looking to do on - premise and off - premise wine services, pop - up dinners, visits from wineries and cooking classes.»

Sociologie Wine is also working to get more on - premise consumption next year and Hampton says her biggest challenge so far has been reaching the masses.

«Along with an increase in spending on food prepared outside the home, the market is also seeing a surge in the variety of dining options available, from different types of cuisine to new ways to eat off - premise, such as ordering delivery from sit - down restaurants,» said Colin Stewart, Senior Vice President at Acosta.

The Act also gives head teachers a statutory power to discipline pupils for poor behaviour, including bullying, when they are not on school premises.

The Republican - controlled Senate, meanwhile, backs extending mayoral control, but also wants to strengthen and expand charter schools in the state — a premise that is backed by the governor in a NY1 interview on Thursday.

Assemblyman Sean Ryan also said developing the land in and around Terminal A was premised on reusing the building.

2) Motyl also claims that the idea that NATO presents an «objective security threat» is a «paper tiger» and accuses realists who want to focus on Russia's perceptions instead of pure material factors as «contradicting their own premises».

Massey also rejected the premise of a question on the fairness of the Staten Island ferry being free of charge.

The policeman is said to have been on guard duties at the premises of Poly Tank Ghana Limited at dawn, with about ten other private security personnel also on duty.

There were also some unexpected winners in their table, but that might have been due to the fact KPMG were working on the premise that HS2 will go to Heathrow, a proposed link which has been suspended pending the Davies review.

In fact, most people with business before the agency seem to be working on the premise that Cuomo will sack Ward at some point following the tenth anniversary of September 11, and will do so with the full support of the New Jersey side of the agency, which is also said to have contentious relations with Ward.

In a statement to Capital, Dinowitz said his bill would also «affirm a straightforward premise: that government business should be conducted on official government email accounts.»

On Jan. 9, Oshodi had also revealed in his evidence - in - chief that when officials from the bank inspected the business premises of Nigel and Colive, it was still under construction.

The MP, who is also a Reverend Minister said «the quotas assigned may have been premised on the capacity of the training institutions, as a necessary baseline and for proper planning of subsequent absorption into the health service, however, going forward, we need to explore opportunities to export surplus trainees to countries who may require their services».

But these can also be a burden on those who use them, so the hope would be to eventually have water piped much closer to home — if not in the actual premises.

The restaurant's 37,000 locations will also be required to recycle on premises.

The premise that everyone on the site is attractive also evens the playing field.

Most trustworthy dating site make you pay expenses on a month to month premise this is to secure you wellbeing and pay for site support also.

And while women's rights advocates such as Betty Friedan took exception to the lurid premise of female victims being skinned alive (based on the real - life crimes of Ed Gein, who also was an inspiration for «Psycho»), a closer viewing will reveal it is probably one of the most feminist - forward - thinking horror movies ever made.

Ruben Östlund's Force Majeure is also too long, but it's bigger fault is that it borrows the central premise of Julia Loktev's far superior The Loneliest Planet (2011) and then turns that film's greatest strength — subtext expressed through ambiguous gestures — into pages and pages of festival - friendly, on - the - nose text.

MGS 2's premise — players take the role of a man who turns out to be little more than a pawn in an attempt to create super soldiers by simulating Snake's adventure in Metal Gear Solid — is fascinating, but it also means that on many levels this is just a rehash of the previous game... which in itself amounted to a 3D recreation of Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake.

The premise is stupid, to be certain, but it also has the makings of a sturdy, funny, and suitably romantic contemporary spin on the fairytale musical, complete with exotic location photography.

For some reason, the house is also able to haunt people that aren't even on the premises, such as when they are driving in a car miles away, or a far away church, or when they are on the phone with someone from the house.

Cheesy, silly, and dated, but at the same time, it is also profound, poetic, and uniquely absorbing on a level that few other films have been able to replicate given the same premise.

We might subconsciously realize that the film is going through a routine and overly familiar process, but we're also caught up in the gimmick — just enough that our focus is on wondering if and for how long he can maintain the novelty of the premise.

Also, the whole premise seems like something that was dreamed up by a group of five - year - olds hopped up on sugar, which could actually be exciting.

Inspired by the true story of New York siblings Stewart and Cyril Marcus, who were found dead in the bachelor pad they shared on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, it's serious like a cancer diagnosis, but it's also quite funny, rich in wry detail, and brimming with the outrageousness of its premise.

But while the actual premise, once it's belatedly revealed, is also plenty fascinating (if contingent on an enormous suspension of disbelief), the movie doesn't seem entirely sure what to do with it.

If you're reading this review you're almost certainly familiar with the plot and premise of Rogue One, and Disney has also specifically asked the media to avoid spoilers, so we'll respect the request and tread lightly on summarizing the story.

Co-written by Rauch — best known as Bernadette on The Big Bang Theory, but also an alumnus of the Upright Citizens Brigade — and her husband, Winston Rauch, The Bronze has a solid premise but it simply can't decide what kind of movie it wants to be.

That movie, which won the festival's jury prize and went on to earn an Oscar nomination for its screenplay, was a surreal and haunting satire of monogamous love — governed by a rigid speculative premise but also open, in its way, to the rich and startlingly funny possibilities of human experience.

But it's also too crudely told to totally deliver on the premise.

Based on Michael Faber's acclaimed sci - fi novel, the film's premise is to good to pass up: supposedly existential in tone, the tale centers on an alien (intriguingly played by Scarlett Johansson, who will also be in Toronto with Joseph Gordon - Levitt's directorial debut «Don Jon») sent to earth on a mysterious mission to capture men.

The basic premise is a pretty high concept idea, but instead of exploring the figurative relationship between Murphy's character and the leaves on the tree that fall with every word he speaks, Robbins and screenwriter Steve Koren (who's also responsible for last year's incredibly awful «Jack and Jill») take the broader route by making the bond much more literal.

Sandler heads up a diverse and impressive cast that also includes Dustin Hoffman, Ellen Barkin, Dan Stevens, Melonie Diaz, Steve Buscemi and Method Man, and though the premise sounds like it could overdose on whimsy, McCarthy's previous form with «The Station Agent,» «The Visitor» and «Win Win» suggests that he's one of the few who could make a film like this work.

However, the pair is flabbergasted by the negative effect on their friends who gamble away savings, or become obsessed with the strip club and fight club, also on the premises.

That also happens to be the premise at the center of of Key and Peele's very first sketch — «Phone Call» — where the duo turned up the their «black voices» on respective phone calls in order to posture for each other and fearing that if they sound too «white,» they might get mugged.

I also very much appreciated [Lecturer] Rick Weissbourd's class on Moral Education, whose central premise is that moral education is more than a matter of moral literacy, of helping children to determine right from wrong.