Sentence examples for be given more licence from inspiring English sources

An expanded Technology Strategy Board may be given more licence to do this in the future.

Their full-backs were given more licence to go forward and it was from one of those attacks that Luke Shaw advanced into a position where Jordy Clasie, Romeu's replacement, flicked out his foot to clip him for the penalty.

But I would still like to see him given more licence to roam around the pitch.

He warned the Kremlin could in effect be given a "licence to kill".

Where else would assailants and racketeers be given the licence to attack at will?

When I start, in June next year, I'll be given the licence".

And yet this agent will probably not be given a licence for this indication in the European Union and the USA.

He has to be given licence because that is when he frightens opponents.

10.57pm GMT 19th over: New Zealand 41-0 (Fulton 26, Rutherford 14) Rutherford seems to have convinced himself that he has played himself in and is giving himself more licence, thsi time going gung-ho at the one from Broad that bounces chest-high outside off-stump, carving it one-bounce to the third man rope.

"Only first-class education providers should be given licences to sponsor international students.

C4 could easily take over BBC3 and BBC4 and be given access to the licence fee.