Sentence examples for exceptional licence from inspiring English sources

The exceptional licence growth of last two years could not continue forever so we are not overly concerned with this one data point.

Michelle Hawkins of Natural England said: "If anybody disturbs them during their breeding season, therefore threatening to stop their natural breeding, it is an offence which could lead to a prison sentence". She added that in "exceptional circumstances" a licence could be applied for to disturb a bird.

Grayling will now have to consider, on an individual basis, each application by a whole-lifer for release on licence because of exceptional circumstances.

Section 30 of the Crime (Sentences) Act 1997 already allows a secretary of state to free a life prisoner on licence if there are exceptional circumstances justifying the prisoner's release on compassionate grounds.

The drug can be prescribed off-licence by psychiatrists in exceptional cases.

It said the justice secretary had the power to release a prisoner on licence if they were satisfied exceptional circumstances existed that justified it on compassionate grounds.

They agreed that legal aid should be available in cases involving mother-and-baby units, resettlement issues, licence conditions and segregation through an exceptional funding scheme.

On Saturday the 16th of June, Sajid Javid announced he was using his "exceptional power as Home Secretary" to issue a licence allowing Billy's treatment to continue.

In 2013, alarmed by the dramatic number of new late-night venues in the area, Hackney Council announced plans for a "special policy area" along Kingsland High Street, meaning new licences would only be granted in "exceptional circumstances".

In June Sajid Javid, the home secretary, set up an expert panel to consider licence applications for the treatment in cases of exceptional need after the prominent cases of Alfie Dingley and Billy Caldwell.

In a statement, the Trust cited "the exceptional pressures that the current economic climate is placing on licence fee payers" as the cue for the move.