Sentences with phrase «arrive at the premises»

In fact, one dog shelter in Bulgaria has noticed an influx of abandoned hunting dogs arriving at their premises.

The tickets are very cheap and lots of street food vendors arrive at the premises, selling traditional fast food to hungry movie lovers.

Again, if the arresting officers had arrived at the premises immediately after a defendant had completed the process of accessing his own equipment enabling them to identify the key, the key itself would have been a piece of information existing, at that point, independently of the defendant himself and would have been immediately available to the police for their use in the investigation.

Not exact matches

Their premise is simple: Pedestrians looking for a lift can open their smartphones, unlock a bike parked nearby, hop on for a ride, and pay a fee once they arrive at their destination.

Starting from a common premise and a shared commitment to republicanism, Thomas Jefferson and John Adams arrived at widely divergent conclusions about the problem of aristocracy.

Many who are more comfortable with deduction's tightly - woven syllogisms often forget that their major premise was arrived at inductively or was taken for truth by virtue of the authority of its source.

They are arrived at by an assumtive premise that can not be proven in and of itself.

Restaurants and similar retail food establishments are defined broadly to mean any retail establishment that offers «restaurant - type food,» which is food that is «[u] sually eaten on the premises, while walking away, or soon after arriving at another location» and either served in the establishment or processed and prepared primarily in the establishment.

A «restaurant» offers food that is «usually eaten on the premises, while walking away, or soon after arriving at another location» and either served in the establishment or processed and prepared primarily in the establishment.

The seven, including an assembly member who is said to be the mastermind of the lynching and subsequent burning of a part Captain Maxwell Adam Mahama's body arrived at the Court premises at about 8:10 am Thursday amidst tight security.

Weah arrived the premises at about 12:34 pm and was received by Buhari and some other top government officials at the forecourt.

The very long development of the premise arrives at a conclusion almost opposite of the initial set up.

The premise is initially familiar enough: a young couple (played by Ian Meadows and Harriet Dyer) arrive at a lakeside campsite for a weekend getaway, only to discover a neighbouring tent lying empty.

Anyone who's seen Disney's animated adaptation of the classic tale, or ever paid attention in grade school, is familiar with the basic premise: It's 1607, and English settlers have arrived at the banks of the Virginia coast with the task of establishing a new colony.

Check Your Premises In their recent paper (available for download via the American Bird Conservancy (ABC) website), Dauphiné and Cooper arrive at their absurd figure of «117 — 157 million free - ranging cats in the United States,» [7] in part, by way of Jessup's «estimated 60 to 100 million feral and abandoned cats in the United States.»

Rudy is so loved by the dogs they know when he has arrived on the premises before he ever enters the building, knowing «Rudy in the house» means a car ride and a romp at the park.

Welcome guests at Villa Senja Tanah Lot will arrive in style and enter the villa premises through grand and strong - looking iron Balinese gates with a decorative and also functional palimana stepping stone path, taking you directly to the gorgeous villa.

Assuming you were referring to the «daddy» of all hiockey sticks, the Mann et al. version, there are many reasons for arriving at this conclusion, Fanny, regardless of where one sits on the ongoing scientific debate surrounding AGW and the CAGW premise, as outlined by IPCC in its AR4 report.

In its argument for the existence of CAGW, Working Group 1 employs the negated law as a false premise thusly arriving at the conclusion that CAGW is proved when it is not proved on account of the false premise.

Science is cooperation between scientists to arrive at agreements about what is known, what is not known about the premise what needs to be done to gain better understanding.

Once again you sidestep any examination of the criticisms to see whether or not they are warranted or even asking someone how they arrived at a given conclusion or what justification they have for a given premise and claim, based upon an argument from incredulity which is common, for example, in creationist literature to the effect of, «I can't believe that there is a natural explanation for the origin of the eye, therefore the origin of the eye must be supernatural.»

So if your representation of this client is based on the narrow premise of getting the right result with little concern for the customer service aspects of the relationship, what happens when the general counsel is reviewing the company's legal issues with his team and they arrive at the piece of litigation on which you are working for the client?

The premise on which its argument was based was that, without such a power, the costs judge could not arrive at a fair result in certain situations.

Fiery Foes need: «All transfers of Russell will take place at the Main Street Police Station, with the parent who drops off Russell leaving the premises 20 minutes before the picking - up parent arrives.