Sentence examples for licence setting from inspiring English sources

"Submission to Jesus", notes Mr Riley-Smith, "is an appealing alternative to the challenge of pulling yourself up by the bootstraps".In his darkest moments Mr Riley-Smith perceives America as "Hobbesville USA", a lawless place where liberty has degenerated into licence, setting man against man in a Hobbesian dystopia.

In addition, the current licence sets zinc levels at nearly 200 times the national water quality guidelines.

"Traditionally departments bought their own licence sets and like many businesses, public or private, might not use all of them if attached to just one department.

In all, I've been arrested for truancy, aggravated assault, holding, possession, driving without a licence and setting fire to a Coke machine outside a supermarket.

Fourteen of Mexico's 32 states, home to just over half the population, grant licences without setting a practical driving test.

"They seem even more confused about this than we are," says Ernesto, an engineer who obtained a licence to set up a plumbing business in March.

Even in liberal Singapore, Mr Fernandes has been rebuffed in his attempts to win a licence to set up an operating base.AirAsia has had other disappointments.

Besides, wineries from other states are free to get a New York licence and set up shop there for "a couple of thousand dollars a year".

Greek companies have acquired Albania's fast-growing mobile-phone operator and a licence to set up a second cellular network.

Ofcom said the cost of the licence was set by taking into account what the stations' parent companies would have had to pay in the event of a competitive auction.

He has been given licence to set up a bohemian quarter in some old workshops in Battersea, south London, with a painting studio, a "gin and tonic terrace" and Testbed, an arts space "with no agenda".