Sentence examples for licence over from inspiring English sources
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"licence over" can be grammatically correct and usable in written English, although it may be considered informal or colloquial language.
This phrase is typically used to mean that a period of time in which someone has permission or authority to do something has ended, or that someone no longer has the permission or authority they once had. For example: - Our agreement states that the licence over the property will expire after 5 years. - The government has decided not to renew the licence over the broadcasting of that show. - I need to apply for a new licence over my business, as my current one will soon be expiring. Overall, "licence over" can be used in situations where you are discussing the expiration or renewal of a license or permission.
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