Sentence examples for further licence from inspiring English sources

He repeatedly said the well was only at exploration stage and that a further licence would be needed for extraction.

However he pointed out that, in practice, the limited two-year validity of the licence meant that a further licence would have to be obtained for India to be able to manufacture and deploy the aircraft.

For 250 years, since the Tokugawa shogunate kicked Christian missionaries and traders out, only a tightly controlled trade with the Netherlands and China was tolerated in the southern port of Nagasaki, with a further licence for Koreans elsewhere.

Clinical trails would require a further licence from the MHRA as well as other regulatory agencies.

He has written to the Department for Energy and Climate Change asking that further licences should not be granted.

CAAT and its lawyers at Leigh Day have submitted a claim for a judicial review into the arms sales that calls on the Department for Business to suspend all extant licences and stop issuing further licences for arms exports to Saudi Arabia for use in Yemen while it holds a full review into whether the exports are compatible with UK and EU legislation.

This led to public safety concerns and the local District Council refused any further licences until the problem was solved.

Complicating matters further, the licence shows that Fabri's name had been crossed out and that of a Baron Ivan III von Wimpffen Zu Mollberg inserted.

It said the award by the previous Labour government of five licences for the export of sodium fluoride had been "highly questionable", while the decision of the current government to issue a further two licences for sodium and potassium fluoride after the civil war had begun was irresponsible.

The Nine network has used a submission to a new Senate inquiry into the package to argue the government's overhaul should not proceed unless Canberra is prepared to give further ground on licence fees.

The Coalition has flagged it could further reduce broadcast licence fees for TV networks in an effort to build industry support for its planned overhaul of media ownership laws.