Sentence examples for licenced to operate from inspiring English sources

The Cafeteria in the Park is operated at the Zoo by a man named John Kelly, who is also licenced to operate refreshment stands, near the Carrousel and at Conservatory Lake, a couple of refreshment bearing carrettinas which ply the neighborhood of the Zoo. Kelly employs fifty men, and pays the city something between five and ten per cent of his gross.

He said it would also expose the folly of calls from Forrest for the Australian government to remove his competitors' "licence to operate", to reregulate commodity markets and to establish illegal cartel arrangements.

The catch there being that nobody knows which operators, if any, have licences to operate in Iraq.

A select number of operators has been granted licences to operate the ecologically sensitive tours, including Exmouth-based Charter 1 (charter1.aum.au) from A$385pp £1855).

Local governments often levy taxes on operators and demand they obtain special licences to operate.

DraftKings, moreover, has been given a licence to operate in Britain.

It is unclear, for instance, whether Blackwater has or even needs an Iraqi licence to operate.

Later in the financial year the Government is to auction licences to operate five services.

And without this trust, they don't really have a social licence to operate.

The company did not explain whether it had a NYC Taxi & Limousine Commission licence to operate in the city.

Both granted government licences to operate in a heavily restricted market".