Sentence examples for licence to conduct from inspiring English sources

Councils are charging churches and synagogues up to 16 times more for a three-year licence to hold civil partnership ceremonies than for a permanent licence to conduct marriages, Guardian research has revealed.

The council agreed to meet KinKids in October 2014 and subsequently gave it a licence to conduct door-to-door fundraising collections and awarded it a £2,000 grant from its community leadership fund.

The UK licensing authority has, in fact, granted its first licence to conduct NRC [ 12].

Mr Muja testified during the trial that he had met the doctors, who had applied for a licence to conduct transplants.

Institutions that wish to conduct research require a licence of £5,000 to hold the drugs, and only four hospitals in the UK possess one.

The couple obtained a marriage licence beforehand from a California judge who travelled to France to conduct the ceremony.

To attempt to conduct research in children and adolescents to obtain licences for these age groups would be both more complex and therefore expensive for companies, and may also provide minimal additional commercial yield.

A Trust spokesman said: "In this case, we expect to conduct a public value test, including a public consultation, so licence fee payers will have the opportunity to have their say in the process".

It would be of no benefit to companies to conduct clinical trials that were not of the required standard, as any medicine would not gain a licence and not be made available to patients".

Businesses are now able to apply for a licence to cultivate medicinal cannabis, manufacture medicinal cannabis products, or conduct medicinal cannabis-related research.

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