Sentence examples for give licences from inspiring English sources

There are many parts of the world where governments are not keen to give licences for what could be used as private broadcasting stations during a revolution.

The RBI will give licences to new banks, probably early next year, and allow foreign banks to expand faster as long as they create local subsidiaries that can be regulated easily.

Mr Mathur says it is not possible to give licences to all applicants, since there is a limit on how many vendors can operate in the city.

The Green League, which was part of the governing coalition, announced that it will not participate in any coalition that plans to give licences to new nuclear reactors.

Anni Sinnemäki of the Green League said that "not all renewable energy is expensive" and Urpilainen insisted that after the summer 2010 decisions to give licences for two nuclear plants, a halt was needed for reconsideration in any decision to further nuclear projects.

Last month, Conservative MP Charles Walker told MPs that events in the Middle East were being "perverted to give licence to hate".

The veil of anonymity the internet provides may be valuable but does not give licence to insult, cheat or exploit.

"In this they're the most professional in the industry," he says.Unlike most other luxury marques, Vuitton never gives licences to outside firms, to avoid brand degradation.

Since last year the authorities have been giving licences to private sports clubs for women, a far cry from 2006 when Lina al-Maeena had to register her ladies' basketball team in Jeddah as a company.

"Only first-class education providers should be given licences to sponsor international students.

A total of 136 stores have been given licences to sell marijuana.