Sentence examples for licence to join from inspiring English sources
However, last year the Crusaders, along with the Salford City Reds, won a three-year licence to join a newly expanded 14-team Super League.
We felt that for a much smaller investment on a licence to join NPSL, and instead of putting millions into an MLS franchise, that money could be going into a team and youth development and we could see as high an attendance in that league as we could in divisions two and three".
Even his three defenders have a licence to join in midfield - there was one occasion in the first half when Paul Scharner raced forward and played a one-two with Emmerson Boyce.
Ince has not attained the Uefa B or A Licences required to join the Pro Licence course but will be obliged to achieve all three as part of his Ewood Park contract.
Meanwhile, oil firms including BP, Shell, Statoil and ConocoPhillips have been awarded licences to operate in the region to join those previously given to ExxonMobil and Cairn Energy.
And the Uefa Pro licence holder added: "It's a real honour to join the set-up.
Ashworth, who has a Uefa pro licence, left his role as Cambridge United's centre of excellence director to join Albion in 2004.
In one of the largest ever trials conducted, more than one million people renewing their tax disc or registering for a driving licence online were randomly presented with one of eight different messages encouraging them to join the Organ Donor Register.
"We must not allow difference to be a licence to kill," declared the president, as he joined the troops for fried chicken and macaroni cheese.
Born in Cairo in 1945, he received a licence to practise law from the Cairo University in 1967 and joined the state council in 1970, rising in the ranks until he was appointed deputy president of the constitutional court in 1992.
"We will continue to enforce injunctions against Motorola products in Germany and hope Motorola will join other Android device makers by taking a licence to Microsoft's patented inventions".
