Sentence examples similar to complex licence from inspiring English sources

For these people, it should be easily accessible, on prescription, and should not require a stressful and highly complex application for a special licence.

He suddenly found he could recall countless licence plates and compute complex calendrical items, such as what day of the week a date from decades ago fell.  .

Latin America supplies the rest, under a complex system of tariffs, quotas and licences.

Administration does not automatically exclude a club from getting a licence but a number of complex criteria would have to be met, lowering the chances of success.

Navigating the maze of export licences required for weapons is complex.

Greenwich Council refused to licence the market and insisted that the complex be built on public space at a local park.

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

Charles Plott, an economist whose company, Computerised Market Systems, is developing a range of complex auctions, is currently testing an auction for radio licences: the more you have of these the better.

None of these hotels are open in the 21st century, the Rutherglen complex on the town's west is the only licenced premises.

Sudan manufactures Iranian armaments under licence, and Iran is building a vast military complex at Port Sudan.

To attempt to conduct research in children and adolescents to obtain licences for these age groups would be both more complex and therefore expensive for companies, and may also provide minimal additional commercial yield.