Sentence examples for licences being granted from inspiring English sources

By chance, news broke that morning of the latest two local TV licences being granted by Ofcom to Maidstone and Basingstoke.

Suspicions were raised that corruption could have led to licences being granted in exchange for cash payments and secret handshakes.

WSIA's campaign was successful and licences were granted for outdoor cultivation of up to 30,000sqft.

Annual licences are granted by the information affairs authority (IAA) and their renewal can be arbitrary.

And according to one report, only 12 compulsory licences were granted globally between 1995 and 2011.

Mr Cable said: "The licences were granted because at the time there were no grounds for refusal".

So few licences were granted, and those who got them had every chance of becoming very rich.

"Licences are granted until certain times to protect residents in the area from noise late at night".

The Labour MP Thomas Docherty, a member of the Commons Arms Export Controls Committee, will today table parliamentary questions demanding to know why the licences were granted and to whom.

In 2012 almost half a million licences were granted to let prisoners leave prison temporarily, mostly for activities to prepare them for their final release.

GSM mobile-phone licences were granted to three operators, which triggered a boom in the telecoms industry; Nigeria now has 100m registered SIM cards.