Sentence examples for enough licence from inspiring English sources
"We need certainty to have a long-term enough licence for us to able to invest," said Mr Fulford.
Of course, most WLL systems require their own dedicated radio frequencies, but regulators have been fairly generous with these selling enough licences to competing WLL operators at a fraction of the prices paid by mobile-phone operators.
If, after a six-week period, these trials were shown to be effective in killing enough badgers, humane licences for culls would have been rolled out across parts of England.
None was old enough to hold a licence but investigators said the driver might have held a learner's permit.
Madame Jojo's subsequently changed its manager and bouncers for a team approved by the council, but it was not enough to save its licence.
For Alan Miller, chairman of the Night Time Industries Association (NTIA), if the operational measures Fabric already have in place aren't enough to satisfy a licence committee, then no club stands a chance.
A Chinese tour guide who was caught on camera berating tourists for not shopping enough has had her licence revoked after the video went viral.
"I would have enough mileage [for the licence] already but there's no point in doing that just now because it's unrealistic for me to get a race seat yet.
Do you think the requirements to continue holding a licence are stringent enough?
And its not enough to say they're licence payers and therefore we must listen to their every stupid word.
Big-name authors have to be given some artistic licence, but not enough to damage the brand; the margins for a big row are nonexistent.
