Sentence examples for licence freedom from inspiring English sources

So leisure is licence, freedom - specifically, freedom from work and duties, allowing one to be at ease, to turn to pleasure, to lay obligations and rules aside.

There's a licence, a freedom.

Pellegrini's 4-4-2 formation has been criticised as naive and outdated, and it can limit the creative licence and freedom afforded to David Silva and Yaya Touré.

Instead he has to be given some licence, the freedom to go out there and "take 'em on", which will result in the odd infuriating dismissal, but also the odd match-winning innings.

Then, to make sure you're not poncing unnecessarily off the state, you can pay for all your prescriptions – just don't tick the "I am over 65" box; don't apply for your free TV Licence or Freedom pass, just stick to the chauffeur and taxis; and as for that automatic £10 Christmas pension bonus that you used to go wild squandering, well you could just give that to charity.

"The gaffer [Richie Barker] gives me the licence and freedom to go and express myself.

Just like in TV and radio, the BBC should be ambitious about what games can be, it should be a model of how to commission, make and archive great work, it should have great aspirations for how to use small budgets in new ways, and use its licence-fee freedom to meet young audiences where they are.

After more than 50 years of restrictions, private enterprises were granted more licences, the freedom to market some products, and greater flexibility to hire employees.

As well as the key issues common to other nominees, such as the BBC charter and licence fee, press freedom, broadband and football governance, Norman also said the committee should look at mobile services and that it is "important to look at the case for fairer local arts and broadcast media funding".

While it can be argued that its modernity was skin-deep, lusting after licence and not freedom, some might choose to see the rise in stature of more conservative states as proof that opening up to western values will ultimately be a society's undoing.

Also fighting so my eldest could get her driver's licence Driving is freedom".