Sentence examples for licence unless from inspiring English sources
Manchester United will recommend that the Stade Félix-Bollaert loses its Champions League licence unless it implements significant safety measures after the crowd problems that marred the 1-0 defeat of Lille on Tuesday.
Bloody gentlemen of the BBC think they are above criticism... Airey Neave and Margaret Thatcher have come to see me and we're absolutely agreed that there should be no increase in your licence unless you put things right".
Analysts expect TNK-BP to lose the licence unless a last-minute deal can be reached to sell a stake in the $20 billion project to one of Russia's state energy firms.Colony Capital, a private investment firm based in Los Angeles, won the bidding for control of Tamoil, a Libyan state-owned company that operates oil refineries and petrol stations in Europe.
The government may give permission for more state taxes to smooth the bill's passage.The new bill is intended to increase investment, since firms will lose licences unless they start to develop acquisitions straight away.
It says that it has been instructed to seek a judicial review of the government's reluctance to suspend licences unless it agrees to stop the export of the components.
A review overseen by business secretary Vince Cable identified 12 licences for ordnance that was likely to have been used in the bombing of Gaza, but the government has refused to suspend any licences unless there is "a resumption of significant hostilities".
In its latest move, the DECC said on Monday: "The secretary of state Ed Davey has notified DEA UK and LetterOne that he proposes to revoke DEA UK's North sea petroleum licences unless LetterOne arranges for a further change of control of the DEA UK gas fields in the North sea".
In a statement on Monday, the UK Department of Energy & Climate Change said it would revoke the North Sea licences unless there was a "change of control" within three months.
Viewers of the BBC's online iPlayer are not charged a licence fee unless they watch live TV; the Beeb says they could be.
And Charles Moore, who announced in his Daily Telegraph column a year ago that he would withhold his licence fee unless Ross goes, will have to stump up his cash now.
Grant Shapps, chairman of the Conservative party, warned in October that the BBC could face cuts to the TV licence fee unless it rebuilt public trust.
