Sentence examples for each licence from inspiring English sources

A bar-owner says that when setting up a venue last year, Mumbai officials expected a bribe equal to the cost of each licence they issued.

Last year more than 11,000 hunters applied for licences to shoot 16 wolves, a ratio of more than 700 applicants to each licence.

Ofcom insist that the new approach is aimed at determining a fair value for each licence as well as bringing clarity and transparency to the process.

We operate one of the most rigorous and transparent arms export control regimes in the world with each licence application assessed on a case by case basis, taking account of all relevant information, to ensure compliance with our legal obligations.

Accused of straying into areas already well served by the commercial sector, the BBC in its defence says that BBC Worldwide generates £9 on behalf of each licence fee payer.

It's partly for that reason that Geekie has an unusual buy-one-get-one-free policy: for each licence purchased by a private school, a public school student is given free access.

It was equally a conceptual disaster to imagine that because each train licence is of necessity a monopoly – you can't have two services from London to say Manchester competing against each other – the monopoly had to be temporary with renewable licences auctioned at 10-year intervals.

The communications minister, Ivy Matsepe-Casaburri, promised to license at least one rival to Telkom, the current monopoly provider, and to set aside up to 30% of each big licence for black South Africans.The conflict between business-as-usual and compensation for blacks would be easier to resolve if white businessmen trusted South Africa's black-dominated government, and vice versa.

These companies were responsible for developing the country's first oil and gas fields but in 1972, the Norwegian government created Statoil and the principle of 50percentt state participation in each production licence was established.

Boxing is a business with no shortage of fools and collaborators in the art of denial, each holding licences that give them the ability to make such daring moves for the men they are charged to protect.

For example, where German mobile operators paid roughly $8 billion each for licences to offer service to around 80m people, American operators will have spent as little as $2.4 billion to cover a population of 300m (see chart).The outcome of America's auction was different for a variety of reasons.