Sentence examples for licence under from inspiring English sources

In future, private investigators will have to obtain a licence under a government drive to put cowboy operators out of business.

Mining projects in development will be forced to obtain a water licence under a government bid to manage impacts on groundwater use, which its predecessor tried to deregulate.

Baker has been the general manager of the Mozilla project since 1999, helping shape the licence under which Netscape's source code was released.

All operators seeking a licence under the 2005 Gambling Act must apply to the Gambling Commission next month, before a new regulatory regime comes into force in September.

Stoke-on-Trent primary care trust and other trusts all qualify for a licence under the new Care Quality Commission standards regime.

And if the issue was really that RCTV had broken the terms of its licence, under Venezuelan law that is a matter for the regulator and the courts, not the president.

The City of London doles out their licences under byelaws dating from 1876.

Baird, meanwhile, has been cancelling CSG licences under a voluntary buyback scheme.

This will form a suite of "specified licences" under the new datasets provisions of the FOI Act.

The majority of export licences that remain in place for Russia are for commercial use but we are keeping all licences under review".

He reckons a station can get off the ground for as little as £7,000-8,000 ($13,000-15,000); the short-term Restrictive Service Licences under which the stations operate cost just £84 a day.