Sentence examples for kind of licence from inspiring English sources

"Open source software is available in source code format under a special kind of licence to anyone who wants to use, study or build upon the code.

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The Civil Aviation Authority, which is responsible for regulating anything that goes up over British airspace, says that, to date, they have not been asked to certify any jetpack design, but point out that if jetpacks are to be classified in any way as aircraft, then the user will be designated as a pilot and will need some kind of licence.

Everyone involved in the primary production, manufacture, sale, or prescription of medicinal cannabis products needs some kind of licence, permit, or authorisation.

France is a place where authors and artists are granted a special status – a kind of poetic licence or artistic immunity.

This was the kind of entertainment licence-payers were demanding from the corporation back then.

Big broadcast and its sporting partners are clear, though, that they see this as an illegal re-broadcast service which needs the kind of $3bn in licence fees the cable companies currently pay to the big broadcasters to make it legitimate.

Privateers were sea captains who carried Letters of Marque, signed by royal decree, which authorised them to harass His Majesty's enemies abroad – a kind of 17th-century licence to kill.

Watched by very few and loved by even fewer, it is exactly the kind of TV channel many licence fee-payers could happily do without: for all its public service value, BBC Parliament has also been guilty of many excesses – the least of which has been to broadcast hours and hours of live footage of near empty green benches.

7 Green open access: Delivered by repositories Gold open access: Delivered by journals CC-BY licence: Allows any kind of reuse provided the user makes proper attribution CC-BY-NC licence: Similar to a CC-BY licence except that it does not allow commercial use 8 The new RCUK policy requires open access for all RCUK funded research, starting next April, with a preference for gold over green.

He called on the culture secretary, Tessa Jowell, to "make it clear to the BBC that if it conducts a campaign with menaces and threats of that kind, using licence payers' money to do so, more and more people will believe that there ought not to be a licence at all".