Sentence examples for considered licence from inspiring English sources

Having in February 1964 decided to produce its own battle tank, Israel at first considered licence production of AMX-30 hulls, while importing the turrets from France.

Norman Wilner of MSN considered Licence to Kill the second worst Bond film, above only A View to a Kill, but defended Dalton, saying he "got a raw deal.

This will be only the third high-rise block in the Saudi capital following the Faisaliyah Centre and the Kingdom Centre but the city's development authority is considering licence applications for eight more such buildings.Finance constraintThe main constraint on Saudi Arabia development projects will be the difficulty in raising international bank finance.

One artist, who had worldwide hits in the 80s, had a look at his old record contract and discovered that any of his music distributed through "wireless telephony" was considered a licence and so would command a 50% royalty rate.

In particular, the Indian TV market, hitherto considered a licence to print money by any country who played the India national team, has apparently become so parochial that not only are Indian viewers reluctant to watch any cricket that does not involve India, they are also averse to watching India matches staged abroad.

It was starved of funds by a bruised, antagonistic Labour government, which considered abolishing the licence.

His department wants the impact on airlines already on the route to be considered when deciding licences.

However, for some organisations the pre-paid licence will be considered a 'sunk' cost as one licence may be purchased for the whole organisation from which many surveys are undertaken.

Lewinson must serve at least nine years before he can be considered for release on licence.

As in a civilian case, it then had to decide the minimum term he would serve before being considered for release on licence.

University lecturers, after all, were once considered to have similar licence, but are now advised to keep the door open when they are alone with a student.