Sentence examples for in licences from inspiring English sources

A £40m licence for armoured vehicles to the regime was granted by the Government in March 2015, compared to a total of £156m in licences to Egypt throughout the whole of the Coalition government.

Analyst Simon Irwin of Liberum Capital said: Burberry had underperformed in licences but [is] now taking a much more aggressive approach to securing more value in fragrances, eyewear and watches.

In New Hampshire, where 60,000 resident and visiting hunters contribute $83m annually to the small state's economy, the decline is even steeper: a 28% drop in licences since 1996.The ceasefire causes problems, since the fees are used to help pay for wildlife management.

The state offers ponds thick with duck, soft southern dairylands full of game, and in the north wilder woods where bear and wolves prowl.Yet even in Wisconsin there has been a 10% drop in licences to hunt deer with guns since numbers peaked in 2000.

Although the price of oil collapsed on world markets last year, forcing oil companies to scale back their drilling plans, there is expected to be considerable interest in licences to exploit Arctic minerals, seen as lucrative assets for the longer term.

His reasoning was supported by a NSW police spokesperson who told VICE that the increase in licences could be "attributed in part to the increase of club membership for the sport of target shooting and recreational hunting".

But a small role in "Licence to Kill," the 1989 James Bond movie, whetted his hopes.

It also stars as the Isthmus Casino in Licence to Kill.

And Franz Sanchez in Licence To Kill is a good contender, a really good contender.

From 2014, London Live can also bid for £5m a year in licence fee money from the BBC until 2017.

The immediate cost to Pitcairn's economy would be trivial: some $30,000 in licence fees for tuna fishing forgone each year.