Sentence examples for licence above from inspiring English sources
I walked out of the vaulted church doorway and through one with an alcohol licence above it.
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You confirm that you have the right to enter the Showcase and to provide the consents and licences in paragraph 10 above, and have obtained all necessary consents, permissions and authorisations for you to do so.
- By submitting any Contribution to the Website you warrant that your Contribution is your own original work and that you have the right to make it available to the Company for all purposes and to grant the right and licence referred to above.
But the new Grand Lisboa (pictured above) is far from packed and still lacks an occupancy licence for the hotel above the gaming floor.
That's the compounding effect of an above-inflation-proofed licence fee being applied to an ever increasing number of homes.
In addition, we need regulations that don't discriminate against the commercial PSBs – see above: the licence fee should be seen as a last resort here.
They eventually got a council flat, "above an off licence, next door to the pub.
The charity will thank you profusely, especially if you remember to include the original disks, the manuals and, above all, the licence numbers of the proprietary software installed.
Britain retains the Royal Mail's monopoly on the last-mile delivery for daily mail volumes under 4,000 items (Express Dairies got its delivery licence because its volume is above the monopoly threshold).
