Sentence examples for licence either from inspiring English sources

There was no TV licence either.

The judge not only agreed, but could find no breach of the CSS licence either.

He cannot get a driving licence either.

The government is to offer multimillion pound regeneration packages to Manchester and Blackpool today to make up for the decision not to grant a supercasino licence to either city.

As drama continues to engulf the A-League strugglers, 21 January could be the day that triggers FFA's contingency plan to strip mining magnate Tinkler of his licence and either sell it or run the club themselves.

The remainder held professional pilot licences, either a Commercial Pilot Licence or an Airline Transport Pilot Licence, although not all of these would be engaged in GA activities.

In future, couples will have to apply for a licence if either the bride or groom is from a non-European country.

And where it has finally been introduced, the take-up has not been at anything like the sort of rates that would justify the enormous cost.Some operators have recognised that they will never recoup the vast sums squandered on 3G licences and have either written off the amounts spent or simply withdrawn from the market.

In September, BBC Worldwide got the greenlight from the BBC Trust to start the search for a commercial partner to either buy, licence or take a majority stake in its magazine business, having previously said the corporation was restricted by constraints in both its borrowing capability and editorial remit, as well as having other strategic priorities.

All participants were reviewed with either a licenced psychiatrist or licensed clinical psychologist at all of the sites.

They lost, as would any publisher who reproduced protected material without a licence and without either a specific fair dealing defence or some pressing reason requiring publication in the public interest.