Sentence examples for licences against from inspiring English sources

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It has been disclosed that when intelligence staff have identified suspicious vehicle registrations, frontline staff are forced to manually check licence plates against printed lists.

The NSW department of resources and energy would review the mining licence application against a number of tests including the "fit and proper persons" test, relating to the company management.

Rotherham Borough Council said the men, who held private hire licences, could appeal against its decision.

These include allowing businesses to access funds against licences, contracts, and subscriptions, as well as supplier finance "where businesses can get finance to pay suppliers to complete large projects".

Lots of civic groups are active in the area, campaigning against late licences and the like, says Dan Carrier of the Camden New Journal, a newspaper.

However, the courts have now ruled that restricting massage licences to the blind discriminates against sighted people who want to pursue the same trade.

We want to know how well those listeners and others with an interest in the two stations think they're doing, and how well they're performing against their service licences".

'It is one of the great ironies of my life that I made money because of reforms which I was passionately against [selling off licences for the ITV companies].

However, it did outline the criteria against which any contestable public licences are likely to be awarded: "IFNCs would be chosen against public criteria.

Critics say this is a licence to discriminate against homosexuals.