Sentence examples for licence to train from inspiring English sources

The same firm has long requested a licence to train the army of Equatorial Guinea, too.

He retired from riding in 2003, and in 2005 took out a licence to train at Musk Hill Stud in Buckinghamshire: Visionist at Kempton Park in April 2006 was his first winner in this new role.

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.

"But if they say they don't want a trainer in Belgium who is ready to deal with the mafia or the likes of Ye, they will say he does not deserve a licence to train there".

His first owner was the wealthy Bradford wool broker Frank Vickerman, who sent the aspiring young licence holder two horses to train.

Also optimistic, Richard Lee – who, since Mountainous peaked at Christmas 2013 has handed over the training licence to his daughter, Kerry – is hoping for going "on the bottomless side of bottomless!" That wish, at least, should be granted.

Brosnan spent much of his early career circling around the Bond persona in pseudo-superspy fluff such as Remington Steele, as if in long-term training for his Licence To Kill.

Junior doctors are residents that have a licence to practice medicine and are in training for a medical specialty [ 1, 2].

The company has been training staff in preparation for its licence to operate as a formal bank, although it already offers basic accounts to customers.

The two culls will be carried out in specific areas, under licence, by trained professionals to ensure they are safe, effective and humane.

15 On receiving a licence to practise, a physician is able to apply for a post to start specialist training (residents).