Sentence examples for licence to send from inspiring English sources

I can see the case for keeping quiet ("We can't give these assholes licence to send our cities into mass panic"), but Christmas shopping just got a bit more scary.

Indeed, were it not for the money they earn from telephone and Internet services, which outweigh revenues from television, the cable operators would be in an even greater fix.This month, BSkyB applied for a licence to send television along telephone operators' wires.

On Friday Wilson was still waiting to secure an American export licence in order to send one of his original guns to Britain, despite the fact that in theory it could be illegally sent all over the world in a digital format.

In the email sent to Triesman in February last year, Warner asked the English FA to donate $1.6m £980,0000) to Haiti so the country could buy the licence to broadcast that summer's World Cup on public screens.

Each time President al-Assad has taken this as a renewal of his licence to commit crimes against humanity.

Prior to CouchTycoon he worked as technical due diligence consultant for private investors in Munich after he co-developed and licenced a proprietary data transmission technology which allows to send short messages through GSM networks for free.

Having just reached the age of 75 I intend to send a cheque to the BBC for my licence fee.

If their licences are confiscated by any of his officers, they are allowed to send their union rep to retrieve it, rather than attending the station in person.

Harriet Harman, the shadow culture secretary, said she believed it was wrong to send people to prison for not paying for a television licence.

Because NATO is confident that this strategy will succeed, the alliance will also ready itself to send in a large peacekeeping contingent; for that it hopes to get a UN licence, with Russian troops joining in.

McCain took out a licence to train racehorses as a "permit holder" – that is, a licence confined to horses owned by the trainer's immediate family – in February 1953, but had to wait until 1965 to send out his first winner, San Lorenzo, in a steeplechase at Liverpool.