Sentence examples for licence given from inspiring English sources

And the licence given to Indian companies bars them from selling to those countries.

The civil licence given to Derek Holliday and Marian Jenner required them to be married at the hotel, or to cancel the ceremony.

The group, which owns the newspaper El País, runs the country's only analogue pay-television channel, Canal Plus, through its sister company, Sogecable (this monopoly arose from a licence given by a previous Socialist prime minister, Felipe González).

It also helps explain the licence given to the Middle East's only nuclear-armed state to violate UN security council resolutions at will and why even the EU is unlikely to agree to the economic or military sanctions demanded yesterday by the European parliament.

Big holiday resorts are more or less segregated, whether simply financially off-limits to locals, physically barricaded and guarded as in many parts of the Caribbean or explicitly separate, as in Cuba's economic enclave of Varadero or the licence given to Middle Eastern hotels to serve alcohol.

One conservative MP asks whether HSBC should have a banking licence given its involvement in previous scandals and problems.

"Getting the licence gave me the strangest feelings.

Such a licence gives Oracle's customers a non-exclusive and non-transferable user right for an unlimited period for that program.

The licence gives the company the rights to produce all of Disney heroines – from first princess Snow White, to new characters such as Anna and Elsa from Frozen.

Rinse FM has been awarded an FM broadcasting licence, giving it further opportunity to bring dubstep, UK funky and other new urban sounds into the mainstream.

"The approval of her licence gives the exciting prospect that we will at last begin to understand how the different cell types are specified at these pre-implantation stages in the human embryo," he said.