Sentence examples for lead licence from inspiring English sources
Approval was given by the Lead Licence Holder of the University of Glasgow to submit a description of this educational course for publication, including the use of cadaveric images captured on ultrasound scanning.
The prospect of the Tories interpreting their double-digit poll leads as licence to move rightward longed-for by many activists—seems faint.Indeed Mrightward longed-foro the shadow chancellor's first two definitions of fairness: that hard work and talent should by rewarded; and there should be equality of opportunity.
Suspicions were raised that corruption could have led to licences being granted in exchange for cash payments and secret handshakes.
German apprenticeships are widely admired, but in more than 300 areas they lead to a licence to practise, which means an apprentice is on a route to a guaranteed job.
Updated at 9.05am BST 8.55am BST Banking analyst Sandy Chen believes that the "dark pool" US lawsuit could be very serious indeed for Barclays -- and could lead to its licence to operate in New York being reviewed.
Perhaps more significantly is the broader recognition that Transocean's safety management systems on the rig were deficient and where this could lead BP and its licence partners to pursue Transocean for compensation thus reducing the overall size of the liability net to BP.
Their film reception was once a mainstay of Cannes' first Monday but intense scrutiny on how the corporation spends licence fees led to its quiet cancellation last year.
News of these payoffs, all funded by the £145.50 licence fee, led MPs to accuse the BBC of a "snouts in the trough" culture.
Labour's Criminal Justice Act in 2003 ordained longer sentences, while asbos and other licences led to more people being jailed for breaching them.
Latterly, as with Fabric, there were tragic drug deaths which ultimately lead to the Arches' late licence being revoked.
The BBC has a special duty, through the universality of the licence fee, to lead the way.
