Sentence examples for licence draws from inspiring English sources

UK embryo licence draws global attention.

Channel Five is to save at least £7m a year under new terms for its analogue TV licence drawn up by the independent television commission.

Nightclubs such as Fabric and Turnmills pioneered the area's reputation for trendy night life, attracting professionals from nearby Holborn, Clerkenwell and the City on weekdays and, at weekends, the clubs and bars in the area, having late licences, draw people into the area from outside London too.

The book is topped and tailed with imagined scenes around Cobain's suicide, in the greenhouse of his Seattle home, aged 27 – a controversial piece of artistic licence which drew death threats from still-grieving fans.

Head gardener Gerry Kelsey used a good dose of artistic licence when drawing up the planting plan and decided to capitalise on Arundel's mild climate and the shelter provided by high walls.

"The momentum in China is picking up very quickly, I think we would be able to ride on that momentum". BBC Worldwide has attracted some controversy because it is using the BBC brand that is funded by the TV licence payer, drawing complaints from private sector rivals.

The licences were drawn up to reflect this choice.

Copyright in all these measures is owned by CB who licenses them to her company, Health Psychology Research Ltd, which draws up licence agreements for users and charges licence fees to commercial companies.

Minister Jeremy Wright said the conditions of the exhumation licence were "widely drawn" and would allow the University of Leicester to re-inter the remains wherever they wanted to "with due regard to decency and the dignity of the deceased".

The phone licence plate is a concept that draws on vehicular security.

We must never forget the appalling crimes from which they draw their licence.