Sentence examples for approved venue from inspiring English sources

As the British Humanist Association explains: "If you are not religious and wish to be legally married in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, you are currently obliged to have a marriage or a civil partnership ceremony in a register office or an approved venue.

If you want to get married in an approved venue (you cannot just do it in your local pub), you will need to pay for a registrar, which can easily run to £400 at weekends, and you will also have to fork out for the hire of a venue.

The fee for a registrar to attend other approved venues varies between a typical £200 and £500.

Currently couples who marry in approved venues face a restricted choice of venue and usually additional expense – around 40% of approved premises are hotels.

Highbury was the venue for twelve FA Cup semi-finals as a neutral ground, the first in 1929 and the last in 1997, although between 1984 and 1992 it was off the FA's list of approved venues, after Arsenal's refusal to install perimeter fencing following a pitch invasion by Everton fans during their semi-final against Southampton.

Approved venues with live music were recently given a half hour extension, meaning they can keep their doors open until 2 AM and serve until 3 30 AM.

Prepare them to share their findings and projects with other classes, schools, and even in approved digital venues.

The problem now seems to have been crossed signals between the museum and the Chinese government, in which the museum was approved as a venue by regional officials but not, as required, by the central authorities in Beijing.

All students must present their research yearly in a program-approved venue.

However, the city council approved its sexual entertainment venue licence after hearing that the lapdancers were working in a safe environment.

The hosting of the event in 2019 was dependent on course and infrastructure changes to the venue being approved by club members and completed in good time for the championship.