Sentence examples for granting a licence from inspiring English sources

Licences can only be denied in cases where national security is threatened, or if granting a licence would be contrary to Britain's obligations under international law.

If you're concerned about copyright laws, it's worth noting that when you upload your video to a public website you do not relinquish your copyright - you are simply granting a licence to the website to use your content.

Conversely, I meet people who paint a much grimmer picture, of a scene where it's almost impossible to make a living due to a combination of internet piracy and public indifference, riven with unoriginality and battered by the interference of the Ministry of Culture (which demands to see every lyric before granting a licence for an artist to record).

The SFA suggested it is seeking further clarification from Charles Green's Sevco company before granting a licence to Rangers to compete in the coming season.

Alternatively, if there is an emerging pattern of athlete safety concerns, as noted by cancelled bouts, then the commission should consider not granting a licence to such a promotional organization.

The chamber has urged deputies to reject the plans to take impact on existing operators into account on any decision relating to granting a licence on the Guernsey-Gatwick route.

To date, 876 gangmasters have been granted a licence.

The British Boxing Board of Control has said Hatton will be granted a licence upon completion of a medical.

Rosegar did not need a GLA inspection to be granted a licence.

He was granted a licence for the London Live TV channel earlier this month.

As a result, the university now meets the required standards and we are able to grant a licence.