Sentence examples for licences based on from inspiring English sources

Uber has 15,000 drivers in London but Uber's CEO, Travis Kalanick, hopes to increase that to 42,000 by March 2016 – which, as an illustrative point, would amount to more than half of PHV licences based on today's figures.

The Luftfahrtbundesamt (LBA), the German authority which issues pilots' licences based on annual fit-to-fly certificates given by doctors and can impose restrictions on pilots, said it had "no information at all" prior to the crash about this period of depression.

In 2003, the US Supreme Court agreed with an appeal court ruling that threats from the federal government to revoke doctors' licences based on their medical cannabis recommendations violated core privacy rights, protected by virtue of the privileged status of the doctor/patient relationship (Conant v. Walters, 2003).

A legal challenge to Uber's licence, based on proving the parameters of current regulation, may be on firmer ground than trying to argue a smartphone is the same as a taximeter.

To earn a place they will have to qualify for an 'A' licence based on criteria, sign a participation agreement and will also be judged on league results across the past six seasons.

Voluntary medical insurance is additional to compulsory and is implemented by limited private companies holding a licence (based on the Law).

Jack Fleming Duck Tales Remastered £11.99 Xbox 360, PS3, Wii U Capcom **** The 1988 NES original of DuckTales was something of an 8-bit marvel – a game based on an official licence that was likeable.

Davies said the rise of the iPlayer and the different ways people were able to watch television meant "one day the licence fee based on a TV in a sitting room may not be a sustainable thing for the BBC to base its funding on.

If two cores on a single chip can do twice the work of a single processor, they argue, then customers paying licence fees based on the number of processors running their software (one of the most common forms of software licensing) will be getting a free ride on half the new cores being deployed.

The government charges financial institutions a licence fee based on employee numbers.

A key upside risk is that 2013 sees a licence beat based on the strong backlog.