Sentence examples for licence without from inspiring English sources

The petition calls for the re-instatement of the Arches' club licence "without delay".

But the television licence (without which a household cannot legally watch the box) is seen by some as anachronistic in an age in which viewers can flick among myriad commercial channels and watching programmes online is fast becoming common.

It's an unusual combination: auteurish licence without an auteur's signature – though Dave Eggers suggests that they are all so uncompromising that 'without the big stars, they're very art house-y, in a way'.

So generally safe, generally responsible drivers are pursued ruthlessly for every mistake they make - while the really dangerous and irresponsible drivers, those without a licence, without insurance, without a safe car are let off time and time again.

Starting from the principle that every driver and cyclist should obey the law and treat each other with respect, we suggest no driver should in future receive a licence without demonstrating a level of respect for more vulnerable road users, including pedestrians.

He received this licence without examination because of the reputation he had gained as a student at Guy's, the London teaching hospital where he had become a medical student in 1832 while still working at his apprenticeship.

Sinclair was furious and announced that he would sue the BSC and its chairman, James Tye, for defamation after Tye told the press: "I am shattered that within a few days 14-year-old children will be allowed to drive on the road in this Doodle Bug without a licence ... without insurance and without any form of training".

They are not checking the balloons and they just issue the licences without inspection".

Fourteen of Mexico's 32 states, home to just over half the population, grant licences without setting a practical driving test.

In some African countries, the finance ministry can issue banking licences without consulting its central bank.Regional racketsBut it is not just central governments that banks have to be wary of.

But under the Communications Act - the ownership provisions of which will come in to force later this year - Sunrise would be able to hold both AM licences without a public interest test being conducted by the new media regulator, Ofcom.