Sentence examples for hold licences from inspiring English sources

Some 467,000 Missourians hold licences to catch catfish with hook and line.

The companies that hold licences tend to be small and under-capitalised.

Apart from drivers, individuals in F1 do not hold licences but the FIA has dealt with that in Briatore's case by threatening to sanction any club, association or individual that might deal with him in the future.

A detailed inventory of woodland sold off by the FC, which is charged with protecting our forests for future generations, shows that it has raked in millions from sales to private companies, many of which hold licences to carry out logging.

In Britain 79% of people in their 60s hold licences, which is higher than the figure for the driving-age population as a whole; in America more than 90% of people aged 60-64 can drive, a larger share than for any other cohort.

Ensuring oil operators maximise economy recovery from the fields they hold licences for.

Mr Jang's department managed a host of firms that held licences to trade with China.

Only one privately owned Scottish business, First Oil, can be identified as holding licences.

Six companies affiliated with Nusantara held licences for six blocks in the East Kutai district of East Kalimantan province, but did not explore for coal.

Simon Peter Nangiro, chairman for Karamoja Mines Association, said speculators have been holding licences for many years but the government has kept quiet about it.

The awards increased the area of land over which it holds licences to 1m acres, nearly twice the area of the Yorkshire Dales national park.