They stay the night at the inns, then go on their way.

It must be perfectly lovely to live and work in the Inns of Court.

Inns of Court School of Law, The Honourable Society of the Middle Temple, 1954 1957.

Meetings and parties in Tokyo have been canceled, and this has directly affected not only hotels and inns, but also the liquor industry and the food and beverage industry. The restaurant industry, too, is being pushed to the wall.

Such as international non proprietary names (INNS) for pharmaceutical substances names and acronyms of international intergovernmental organizations (IGOs) personal names and geographical identifiers, such as indications of geographical source used on goods, geographical indications and other geographical terms and trade names which are used by enterprises to identify themselves.

To this end, the Government has placed restrictions on the number of cruise ships allowed in port and the number of passengers allowed on shore, has limited the development of high rise hotels and casinos and has promoted the development of niche market sectors, such as inns and villas.

Now, Salmond is probably re thinking his avoidance of nativist identity politics. What Edmund Burke defined as nbsp a group s attachment to the inns and resting places of the human spirit that is, ethnic, religious, and community ties would have been a much more powerful mobilizing force for an independence movement.