Sentence examples for correct licence from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, at the start of February it was given a three-month deadline to correct licence violations.Arm-twistingIn his latest comments, Mr Ledovskikh did not limit himself to predicting that Rusia Petroleum would flunk its final test.

The German hunter had paid a lot of money to go on a four-day hunt and had the correct licence and permit to shoot an elephant, Rodrigues said.

Not having the correct licence could cause a legal issue for your business: "If a business or organisation requires a PPL licence but does not obtain one, they will be infringing copyright and may ultimately face legal proceedings.

A tenant can make an application for an RRO if their landlord commits one of the following offences: failing to obtain the correct licence, violent re-entry, unlawful eviction or harassment, failing to comply with an improvement notice served by the local authority, failing to comply with a prohibition order served by the local authority; or where the landlord is in breach of a banning order.

The 18-year-old admitted driving while uninsured and without the correct licence following the crash in Radcliffe-on-Trent on 26 January.

He was acquitted of driving without the correct licence, but convicted of using a vehicle without a valid test certificate and in a condition "likely to cause danger of injury".

Almost all bought property in good faith, only to discover that their homes had been constructed on land not zoned for building, or which lacked the correct licences, and were therefore illegal.

Many prohibition-era laws have not been updated, yet until recently were rarely enforced.Mr Dhoble or his officers have also shown up at five of the city's high-end bars this month, slapping fines on them for overcrowding or for allowing DJs to perform without the correct licences.

Those with correct licence-vessel histories but incorrect catch histories credited to the licence had to submit purchase slips (sales slips issued by the buyer when fish was sold) and logbook records (records of where the fishing occurred and estimates of amounts of fish caught) of the landings made for the period in dispute.

TNK-BP, the Russian oil company 50% owned by BP, seems unable to meet the fast-approaching final deadline to correct alleged licence violations at the giant Kovykta gasfield, and so may lose its licence.

Bristol-based Winford Parking and Rental Ltd operated vehicles without the correct insurance or MOT and used drivers without the right licences.