Sentence examples for licences back to from inspiring English sources

Some even handed the licences back to the governments from which they had bought them, rather than commit themselves to building expensive new 3G networks.The licences require operators to build networks within strict time limits, and to use a particular technology, called W-CDMA.

He renounced his Australian citizenship, returned his passport and Medicare card to the Australian Commonwealth, and sent his driver's licence back to the chief minister of the Australian Capital Territory, where he then lived.

Perhaps spurred on by the giddy realisation that people in high places do actually read their internet musings, the keyboard warriors took their concerns to print, and amidst the turmoil last season, sent an angry letter to the club instructing Sage to sell the club or "forfeit the Perth Glory FC franchise licence back to Football Federation Australia".

Those whose licences date back to 1995 are grouchy at having to hand back their spectrum and then battle at auction to be able to stay in business.

The breakthrough in their relationship came when Ed Miliband accepted an invitation from Cruddas to join him on a visit to Billingsgate fish market just before Christmas 2010 as part of his campaign on behalf of 120 porters who were set to lose trading licences dating back to 1632.

Anglian Water says it's not their problem but Network Rail maintains that Anglian holds the licence, dating back to 1937, for the pipe under the tracks.

To get his licence back Reynolds had to agree to follow their guidelines, which he did, albeit reluctantly.

The outlook is for licences to revert back to around 5-10% growth and we expect a flat first quarter 2015 performance.

The players who are not in the match-day squad have more latitude than during the other weeks of the tour, but they do not have the licence to stagger back to their rooms in the early hours.

Once a dieter has hungered down to the size she wants to be (and probably lost more calorie-consuming muscle mass than fat along the way), she will often take that as a licence to go back to normal – and if your portions return to their former size, so in all probability will you.

The 4Growth report calls on government to reinvest the £4bn proceeds from the auction of 4G telecoms licences back into science and technology.