Sentence examples for appropriate licences from inspiring English sources

Samarco said its three dams in the complex – including the one that burst – had their appropriate licences.

Using MDMA and other controlled drugs for scientific purposes is legal, so long as the appropriate licences are granted and complied with.

It's an escalation of a situation that's been running for some time, with Irving Azoff, the founder of Global Music Rights, having accused YouTube in November of not having the appropriate licences for the works.

The selection of entrants to perform at later stages may be subject to appropriate licences and school permissions being obtained if applicable.

For example, when studying insects in Brazil and wolves in Ethiopia, I had been involved in discussions with civil servants and other government representatives, both in the United Kingdom and in host countries, where my work could be carried out only after detailed discussion with government experts and once my colleagues and I had the appropriate licences and permits.

All work was conducted in accordance with the "Guidelines for the Treatment of Animals in Behavioural Research and Teaching" published by the Association for the Study of Animal Behaviour, and with the appropriate licences and permissions by the Galápagos National Park Service and the Charles Darwin Foundation.

According to Ms Zhou, it did not hold an appropriate licence.

He had pointed out that Paul, whom Fayed designated as driver, did not have the appropriate licence.

While government-owned service stations are excluded from selling alcohol, privately owned service areas – in this case, Extra motorway services – can persuade the local licensing authority (South Buckinghamshire district council) to grant the appropriate licence.

In addition to changing the sacks bearing Chinese writing in which the soil was initially bought, Mr Rigdol's team had to switch lorries on six occasions to ensure they used vehicles with the appropriate licence plates.

91 Those parties contend in particular in this regard that, if there were no protection of that territorial exclusivity, the holder of intellectual property rights would no longer be able to obtain appropriate licence fees from the broadcasters given that the live broadcast of sporting events would have lost part of its value.