Sentence examples for licence to either from inspiring English sources
The government is to offer multimillion pound regeneration packages to Manchester and Blackpool today to make up for the decision not to grant a supercasino licence to either city.
In September, BBC Worldwide got the greenlight from the BBC Trust to start the search for a commercial partner to either buy, licence or take a majority stake in its magazine business, having previously said the corporation was restricted by constraints in both its borrowing capability and editorial remit, as well as having other strategic priorities.
Somerset told VICE that because of how risky it is to make "straw purchases" (use a licence to obtain guns for the black market), it's likely straw buyers are either being coerced or offered a tremendous amount of money.
On digital television services, individual stations can apply for either a digital cable and satellite licence to broadcast on the aforementioned platforms, or apply for a digital terrestrial licence to broadcast on digital terrestrial television.
Ofcom had given Press TV a choice: either move editorial control to London or transfer its UK broadcasting licence to Iran.
Terrorism laws: Licence to act?
Must have licence to own gun.
Secret agent 007 might have a licence to kill.
Strachey gave posterity a licence to experiment.
