Sentence examples for be licence from inspiring English sources

And it shouldn't be called, for goodness sake, a "defence review" – that would be licence for the Westminster, Whitehall and military chiefs to drive it all into the ditch – again.

Look around 4's schedules today and this 'mission' to be provocative now seems to be licence to indulge in a relentless diet of nasty, voyeuristic so-called 'reality' documentaries, played out ironic quiz shows, tedious 'lifestyle' shows featuring aristocrats telling us how to knit ourselves out of austerity and er, The 500 Best Celebrity Tweets of 2013.

Unlike spectrum auctioned to run 2G, 3G and 4G services, Ofcom wants the white spaces spectrum to be licence exempt — which means anyone would be able to operate in the spectrum without having to first shell out for a licence to run their service.

Under the new system, clubs will be licence-holders rather than franchises, which means that their place in the league is guaranteed for three seasons and that relegation and promotion will be ended.

The regulator has also confirmed its previously stated preference for white spaces spectrum to be licence-exempt.

The BBC licence fee may explain a portion of this behaviour, since iPlayer users are required to be licence-fee paying to view live TV (but do not need to for radio).

At this time, Eaton also led the acquisition team that selected the Macchi MB-326 as the RAAF's new jet trainer, as it met all requirements, could be licence-built in Australia, and was relatively inexpensive.

National's release notes that under their bill, "cultivators and manufacturers must be licenced for commercial production.

Assessors and therapists will be licenced psychologists, or supervised students enrolled in a Masters or Professional Doctorate in Clinical Psychology.

"Failure to attend this hearing will result in Mr Fury's boxer's licence being suspended".

They are licence holders through joint ventures in 13 countries, with a total population of 411m.