Sentence examples for considerable licence from inspiring English sources

Shakespeare took considerable licence portraying the Wars of the Roses.

Only Scandinavian speakers are placed to judge whether Meyer or Haveland is more accurate, but Shawn's text, though it seems to take considerable licence, is clearly the most fluently actable – a perfect presentation of the dilemma that theatrical translation raises.

Edwards has said the film, which stars Hugh Jackman, has taken considerable poetic licence with his story and it certainly does not shy away from the schmaltzy, sport biopic template, more Cool Runnings than Raging Bull.

"Such practices are unacceptable and I have no doubt that they will, quite rightly, be met with considerable dismay by licence fee payers and staff alike".

Such practices are unacceptable, and I have no doubt that they will, quite rightly, be met with considerable dismay by licence-fee payers and staff alike".

Although the price of oil collapsed on world markets last year, forcing oil companies to scale back their drilling plans, there is expected to be considerable interest in licences to exploit Arctic minerals, seen as lucrative assets for the longer term.

The company said there remains "considerable further opportunities globally to licence or partner our brands with powerful media companies".

He only has to freeze the licence fee again to cause considerable damage to the current BBC.

"As Swype moves out of beta they will look to licence technology to more handset makers, generating considerable royalties.

This industry has considerable potential to expand, and the Norwegian government has issued sufficient farming licences to enable a commercial production of approximately 300 000 tonnes/year.

The allocation of the TAC into ITQs for the rock lobster fishery generated considerable debate and a number of allocation models were discussed with existing licence-holders.