Sentence examples for licence away from inspiring English sources

Police missed chances to take a gunman's licence away before he shot dead four people at a house in County Durham, an inquest heard.

She was planning to tackle alcohol-induced crime by "taking the licences away from dodgy premises".

But a legal wrangle over the rules has delayed the auction by a year an infinity in Internet time and Finland has got a head-start on Britain by simply giving its licences away.

As NSW Greens MP David Shoebridge said, "[the NSW Liberals] have stated that even if medicinal cannabis is allowed, this won't change their zero-tolerance approach to taking people's licences away if they are found driving with even the smallest trace of cannabis in their system".

Michael is arrested for drugs offences, and in 2007 has his driving licence taken away after he is found slumped at the wheel.

"So people were allowed to run ITV companies on the understanding that if they didn't make programmes that informed, educated and entertained, they would have their licence taken away - and one or two did.

It is also thought that a plan by the government to take part of the licence fee away from the corporation to pay for regional news on ITV and children's programming would prompt the BBC to withdraw from the agreement.

One, who was convicted of a sexual offence, has not had his licence taken away.

A taxi driver convicted of a sexual offence has not had his taxi licence taken away, a council has said.

Despite the fact it has technically been breaking TfL regulations since it launched its service two years ago (with a £5 minimum), a TfL spokesman said he is not aware of any instances of a Hailo-using driver having had their licence taken away as a result of a complaint about charging more than the regulatory minimum.

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