Sentence examples for licence sales from inspiring English sources

In Louisiana, shrimp-gear licence sales fell from 44,000 in 1986 to 14,500 in 2008.

A British minister, however, has said that changing the terms after an auction had been held would undermine the integrity of future licence sales and could land the government in court.

We note that Micro Focus is due to take on the assets at the start of HPE Software's fiscal fourth quarter which last year accounted for nearly 40% of full year licence sales and profits.

On December 6th, five days after EM.TV issued a dire profit warning and two days after it sold a chunk of itself to Kirch, a privately owned German media group, the shares were worth only euro6.75.Thanks to weaker licence sales than expected, the company now expects to make a pre-tax profit of only euro25m this year less than a tenth of the figure previously touted.

Over the same period of decline in effort at JBMP, statewide recreational fishing licence sales remained steady or increased slightly.

The results suggest that management agencies could use actions such as stocking to provide more fishing opportunities across the landscape, or increase the accessibility of opportunities in order to retain licence sales.

Certainly the ONS did him a favour with its change to the accounting rules governing Labour's mobile phone 3G licence sale in 2000.

Davis tried to get Osborne to acknowledge that the budget deficit would have risen had it not been for the decision to include £3.5bn of anticipated fourth generation mobile licence sale receipts, - but the chancellor repeatedly said it was not possible to pull out one item from the budget forecasts in that way, arguing it was a "red herring to do so".

But in off-licence sales last year Guinness fell out of the top ten, from 5th place to 11th.

A recent state-sponsored demographic analysis predicts a 27% fall in gun-licence sales over the next 20 years.The trend that most troubles Wisconsin officials is a sharp loss of interest among middle-aged, male deer-hunters.

Labour and the Liberal Democrats deplore a plan to encourage local licensing boards to ban off-licence sales to people under 21 years old.The government may nonetheless get its way, using existing laws to bypass a parliamentary vote on the minimum-price scheme.