Sentence examples similar to a licenced guide from inspiring English sources
He is a licenced skiing instructor and loves mountaineering.
The Disability Discrimination Act 1995 makes it a statutory requirement for licenced taxi drivers to carry guide, hearing and certain other assistance dogs accompanying disabled people, and to do so without any additional charge.
All procedures involving laboratory animals were approved by the Canadian Council on Animal Care, by a licence from the UK Government Home Office (80/2042), or by the Guide for the Care and Use of Laboratory Animals, USA.
Loading the BBC with extra duties could have the same effect: if the unpopularity of Britain's foreign aid budget is a guide, licence-fee payers are not keen to fund the Somali Service.A bigger threat, as Lord Hall suggests, is the rapid rise of online viewing and the demise of the channel as a way of watching programmes.
So, here's a simple guide to when you do and don't need a licence.
A few weeks ago The Economist mocked a rule in Washington, DC, that forced tour guides to pay $200, pass an exam and obtain a licence before being allowed to show visitors around America's capital.
But if you look at the Institute for Justice rankings of the proportion of low-wage occupations that require a licence, in Louisiana 70% of low-wage jobs require them, including barbers and bartenders and tour guides in New Orleans.
Do you need a licence or permission?
