Sentence examples for awarding a licence from inspiring English sources

In return for awarding a licence, the mandarins have felt obliged to keep the beneficiary in business.

"In Swansea, much has been achieved in preparation for awarding a licence to a potential operator.

London's new £4.2bn super sewer will cost customers less than expected, the water regulator has said, as it awarded a licence to start building the tunnel next year.

Among the mid-caps Betfair bounced 45p to 839.5p after announcing it had been awarded a licence to operate its betting exchange in Schleswig Holstein in Germany.

Virgin Radio was awarded a licence to operate – but on AM, which was by no means ideal when fighting for audience share with the major players on FM.

But imagine the furore if Widnes, who are red hot favourites to be the Championship club awarded a licence from 2012, had continued to struggle on the field, as they did last year.

Such worries were particularly acute this winter, the coldest for 30 years.Sighs of relief, then, on February 15th, when the Gateway Storage Company announced that it had been awarded a licence to build the first big new gas-storage facility in many years.

Halifax were not awarded a licence to compete in Super League in 2012-14, but Crusaders' withdrawal means Wakefield, who had been widely expected to miss out, have been awarded a licence.

Along with the 10 other Welsh Premier sides, three clubs from the two feeder leagues have also been awarded a licence.

Five years later, it was awarded a licence by the Postmaster-General's Department broadcast to the Illawarra and South Coast regions, over a number of other groups aligned to Sydney-based stations ATN-7 and TCN-9.

This project was awarded a licence as part of a scheme operated by the UK Medical Research Council and Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency to provide data access on up to 100 000 patients.