Sentence examples for licence on the from inspiring English sources

It is odd – or rather, not so odd – how nearly all these collisions between sweet, glorious liberty on the one side and health-endangering licence on the other seem to involve the perennially embattled figure of the Health Secretary, Andrew Lansley.

They are being captured under licence on the public forest estate in the Scottish highlands and fitted with radio collars so they can be tracked.

The price of a taxi licence on the grey market has slumped to around €30,000 ($43,000) from around three times that figure three years ago.

The government's Medicines Control Agency refused the company a licence on the grounds that an alternative, Min-I-Jet, was already available.

Especially as Kinsey took revenge by pinning up a photocopy of Joan's driving licence on the wall so that all and sundry could see her age.

Carlisle has also previously pleaded guilty to a charge of driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence on the same date, when police officers spotted him driving a Mercedes in an erratic nature, the court heard.

"To have a licence to take on the game and to have it come off was a lot of fun," a gleeful Watson said.

It's not particularly graceful, but playing drinking games with your housemates at home before a big night out is a surefire way to save money - just think of how much a shot and a mixer is in your local pub, and consider how much a whole bottle of the stuff costs at the off-licence on the corner.

Google did agree to loosen licences on the stash of patents it holds.

The UK government said it had blocked seven licences on the basis that the arms might be diverted to undesirable ends.

The former Labor government bought back a lot of water during the drought years, with some financially-distressed farmers selling permanent water licences on the assumption they could buy temporary licences in the future.