Sentence examples for licence to fail from inspiring English sources

In allowing him the freedom to play in the manner that he does, Ian Botham has said, we have to give him the licence to fail as well.

Google expects its goals to be met only 60-70% of the time, for example.Letting employees set and monitor their goals in collaboration, and giving them licence to fail occasionally, may well be feasible at young, innovative firms, such as Google, with a high-performance culture.

Christian Smith complained: "I did the training course, passed, and got my own security industry association licence, only to fail G4S vetting.

The news surrounding London Met's licence cannot fail to compound this.

It gave them 12 weeks to do so, with the threat of losing their credit licence if they fail to comply.

In Britain, drivers can be fined £100 and given three points on their licence if they fail to give cyclists at least 1.5 metres of space when passing.

It had been in last-ditch talks with the CAA about renewing its licence to sell package holidays, but failed to reach a deal.

In December, the National Offender Management Service (Noms) said that one in four offenders who had been given community sentences or released from prison early on licence then failed to comply with the terms set by the authorities.

From 1 January, foreign-owned shops, wholesalers and hairdressers risk losing their licence to operate in the country if they fail to make the necessary changes.

Mr Moussaoui is being held for carrying a false French passport, but what intrigues investigators is that he took flying lessons in Oklahoma, failed to win a licence to pilot small planes, but still insisted on buying time on a flight simulator for a passenger airliner.

Two hospital trusts have been warned that their NHS licence to operate may be withdrawn if management fails to meet tough conditions to protect patients.