Sentence examples for licence granted from inspiring English sources

No one can seriously applaud the licence granted to the Walloons to shut out the Canadians.

The largest export licence granted was for £1.7bn of fighter jets, agreed in May 2015.

The new licence granted to scientists at the Francis Crick Institute in London marks a significant turning point.

There can be no exonerating circumstance, no licence granted to those who claim cultural protection for brutality.

"Japan shall revoke any existent authorisation, permit or licence granted in relation to Jarpa II and refrain from granting any further permits in pursuance to the program".

The team thawed the cells out and gave them to Layla in June under a special licence granted by the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA).

However, questions arise as to whether that licence allows Facebook to license any images to any third parties, for example, to a media organisation, or whether that media organisation can successfully argue that it may take advantage of the sub-licence granted to Facebook for its own purposes.

Nor are banking licences granted easily in most Muslim countries.

They often cite a sustained jump in medical licences granted (which began in about 2006).

Compare this to the 30 licences granted to organisations to provide local broadcast TV services.

A year later, the parliament forced the authorities to withdraw the oil licences granted to the Chinese company.