Sentence examples for licence control from inspiring English sources

When one of the data collection personnel were ready for a new driver, the MPS stopped the first approaching car or motorcycle and carried out their own routine controls (breath alcohol testing or driver's licence control).

Satire does not come with an end-user licence, controlling how it will be exploited or misunderstood.

A swathe of tighter rules and export licence controls now exist and the sales of TMP and DMP are heavily regulated.

Pharmacies, prescribers and wholesalers will also have reduced import licence controls.

Since 1992, the dairy industry has faced more direct competition with imports, with licence controls being removed in 1994.

Since 1992, rice production has been grown in more direct competition with imports, with licence controls being fully removed.

Fundamentally, the BBC is trying to leverage its broadcast licence into control over the devices that can receive broadcasts.

An overwhelming election victory, they say, is not a licence to control the independent institutions of state.

The gamekeepers' organisation backed a successful judicial review launched by a gamekeeper last year to challenge Natural England's decision to refuse him a licence to control buzzards.

It's true the Angling Trust is campaigning to reduce the red tape in getting a licence to control cormorants, which are damaging fish stocks on many rivers, but we do not want to rid our waterways of these birds.

As a person close to Netcom put it: "If you have a partnership and your partner exploits a loophole against you, it creates a very unpleasant feeling .Nevertheless, Netcom's 20% stake does not give it a licence to control a publicly listed Hong Kong company.