Sentence examples for licenced a from inspiring English sources

The original negotiations for the multi-billion Eurofighter deal were overseen by Tony Blair's Government and though exact figures are not available, CAAT estimates that Gordon Brown's government licenced a further £2bn of sales.

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.

How on earth do you licence a blogger?

An application to re-licence a building opposite the Wesleyan church was unsuccessful.

He is a licenced skiing instructor and loves mountaineering.

There's a licence, a freedom.

The home ministry had revoked its licence a week earlier.

But it does restrict how many broadcasting licences a company can own.

Instead it may accept "licences", a term which sounds more innocuous but means much the same.

I've got my B licence, A licence, my certificate in management at the LMA [League Managers Associationn], touch wood, I'll get my pro licence in June.

The Broadcasting Services Act prevented a person controlling a commercial television licence, a commercial radio licence and a newspaper in the same area.