Sentence examples for licences at from inspiring English sources

Recently Harvard was notifed by SPSS that they cannot resell SPSS licences at the educational discount to their hospital affiliates.

It is admirable that France's Experimental Fund for Youth provides young people with driving licences at reduced cost.

We had driving licences at 14 and roamed all over the place - swimming in flooded quarries, messing around in boats.

They can take care of road taxes and television licences at their local tobacconists, which are a lot thicker on the ground than Capitalia branches.

Nonetheless, the NRC aims to issue its first new licences at some point in 2011.Obstreperous local authorities could still put a spanner in the works.

That is because training programmes, while not producing significantly safer drivers, cause young people to obtain driving licences at an earlier age.

Camra ignores the fact that half of beer sold is bought in supermarkets and off-licences at rock-bottom prices.

It has not breached its licence at any time.

"I have completed my A licence and I am doing my pro-Licence at the moment.

Your face was pressed against his…" "There was a bit of poetic licence at work there.

The CO2 emissions are 132g/km and that puts the Road Fund Licence at £110.