Sentence examples for issue the licence from inspiring English sources

The prime minister, himself a pheasant shooter and deer stalker, is understood to have intervened in December to stop a rise in the cost of a gun licence, which has been frozen at £50 since 2001 – just over a quarter of the £196 that it costs police to issue the licence.

They are not checking the balloons and they just issue the licences without inspection".

If the HFEA endorses the review, it could issue the licences in a few months, allowing doctors to treat the first patients as early as the spring.

Ofcom will then have to issue the licences but have said it won't take long," said Mr Riseley.

In a touching scene, the young black woman issuing the licence briskly lectures him about his rights and tells him off for being so reluctant to have a big wedding.

Poland's anti-monopoly government agency has delayed issuing the licence to EU members of the Nord Stream-2 consortium -- Germany's E.On and BASF ; Shell Oil; Austria's OMV and France's Engie.

This brought about criticism against Lee in the Daily Post dated 29 September 1733 over issuing the licence and called it just a ploy by the actors.

He said it was for the BBC Trust to tackle the issue in the licence fee negotiations with the government.

The opening of the theatre was a frantic rush, with less than a month between the issue of the licence and the opening night on 5 July 1855.

But the government has delayed issuing the licences so that China's home-grown but long overdue 3G technology, called TD-SCDMA, can be used for at least one of the country's three networks.

NE issued the licences despite its own expert reviewer stating: "There is no body of published evidence demonstrating that the presence of buzzards is likely to result in serious damage to a game shoot".