Sentence examples for licence marking from inspiring English sources

As illegal rave culture redefined British nightlife, Trade's home, Turnmills in Clerkenwell, became the first venue in the UK to be granted a 24-hour licence, marking a new dawn of the London scene.

Ms Pryce's licence is marked with the court code 1629, which, the newspaper said, shows that the offence was dealt with by Southend Magistrates Courtt in Essex which covers the road network between Stansted and London.

Ms Pryce's licence is marked with the court code 1629, indicating that the offence was dealt with by Southend Magistrates Courtt in Essex which covers the road network between Stansted and London.

Most of the offences were related to fishing in the wrong zone, fishing without licences and improper marking of vessels (SOCU, 1999).

It is quite possible that this licence fee settlement marked the moment that the balance of power between government and the BBC shifted irreversibly.

The 2006 Ultimate Edition DVD of Licence to Kill marked the first release of the film without cuts.

The gengo appears on coins, newspapers, driving licences and official paperwork as a way of marking time.

She successfully tackled vice by marking the issue as a police priority, lobbying the then Home Secretary Willie Whitelaw, and forcing the owners of premises selling sex to subscribe to detailed licences.

It has developed an "open-publication licence" (OLP) that allows anybody to modify or redistribute content, provided changes are marked and the altered work is also published under the licence.

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

According to the Foss patents blog, ZTE marks the 20th device maker known to have signed an Android licence deal with the Windows developer.