Sentence examples for licences because of from inspiring English sources

Seven lawyers, including another former governor of Arkansas, Jim Guy Tucker, face the loss of their licences because of the Whitewater investigation.

Since it is not acceptable, as a matter of policy, not to grant people drivers' licences because of our inability to determine thresholds of competence with precision, the law establishes a line that is to some degree arbitrary.

Film director Guy Ritchie's pub could face a review of its licence because of noise.

Grayling will now have to consider, on an individual basis, each application by a whole-lifer for release on licence because of exceptional circumstances.

Only two months ago Tom Winsor, the government-appointed rail regulator, formally warned that the company was in breach of its operating licence because of its failure to tackle a 21% rise in the incidence of broken rails since 1997.

The prime minister set his seal on the affair, withdrawing Addomari's licence because of its "violation of the laws in effect" - mainly its three-month failure to appear.

Neither boxer currently holds a British boxing licence because of the brawl.

Owners of the troubled club withdrew an application for a new Super League licence because of financial concerns.

Neither boxer currently holds a British boxing licence because of the brawl, and the fight has been sanctioned by the Luxembourg Boxing Federation.

By tethering it, he hopes the Fotokite, as it is called, can avoid some of the issues faced by unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), which are banned without a special licence because of safety and privacy concerns.

But then earlier this month, details emerged that Shapes had lost its licence because of a sex crime that happened on the venue's premises.