Sentence examples for licence may be from inspiring English sources

A driving licence may be bought for someone without experience.

"Should you insist on going ahead," she said, "our own licence may be revoked".

The bank, accused of laundering as much as $250bn, had been threatened that its US banking licence may be revoked.

The licence may be awarded to an individual or a club station operated by a group of licensed amateur radio operators.

Informed patient consent may be required to store and use human tissue samples for research purposes and a Human Tissue Authority licence may be required to store human tissue samples for research purposes.

However, for some organisations the pre-paid licence will be considered a 'sunk' cost as one licence may be purchased for the whole organisation from which many surveys are undertaken.

New banking licences may be awarded to politically connected industrialists.

Control over lucrative telecoms licences may be the real point.

Huge sums spent on third-generation licences may be offset if competing telecoms firms are given the go-ahead to share the costs of building networks.

Proposals to keep winter fuel payments and free TV licences may be in Cameron's manifesto, but free eye tests and free prescriptions were not, he said.

Security is an obvious concern, outweighing, for now, the risk that licences may be revoked if branches are not set up within a year.And who can be sure that what has already been achieved will not be undone?