Sentence examples for implied licence from inspiring English sources

I was reminded of this conjunction of a surrendered identity, the receipt of money and the implied licence to kill while watching Armadillo, a remarkable documentary directed by the Danish film-maker Janus Metz, and photographed with an astonishing mixture of lyricism, acute observation and gut-wrenching immediacy by Lars Skree.

Travellers arguing against eviction said they had lived on the site for more than a decade and as a result had an "implied licence to occupy the site".

The question will be whether the term to be implied is one for a non-exclusive licence, an exclusive licence or an assignment of the copyright, in whole or part: on the facts, was the agreement one whereby the author sold his copyright or merely one whereby he granted some form of licence?

The breakthrough came when she announced that the BBC licence fee would be safe with Labour - or rather, implied that this was so, without ever quite saying it.

Although the crown and forest managers could revoke a licence for the public to enter, they could not do so for a purpose incompatible with the implied freedom.

In accordance with modern, general principles the term implied should go no further than is necessary to fill the lacuna in the express terms of the contract, so that if the implication of a licence of some kind will meet this need, no agreement to assign should be implied.

This implies a kind of 'compulsory licence' for material protected by (Crown) copy and data base rights.

The chairman of the BBC Trust has even sent an open letter to licence fee payers implying that a thorough review of the BBC's activities might result in a smaller BBC.

Your article implies that they are breaking the law if they do not have a licence.

That implies he has not firmly made up his mind what to do after he leaves the broadcaster, which he has helped steer through a change of government and a new licence fee deal.

Statues usually imply respect.