Sentence examples for licences coming from inspiring English sources

Investec analyst Julian Yates said: Headline sales and EBITDA were a touch ahead of our and consensus forecasts, with the anticipated uptick in second half licences coming through.

Noms found that 198,725 orders and licences came to an end in 2010-11, but only 150,632 were completed successfully.

The issuing of the first same-sex marriage licences came a day after a federal judge placed defiant clerk Davis into the custody of US marshals for denying an order to issue marriage licences.

"Then the 2AM licences came in.

Nonetheless, let's not pretend that artistic licence comes cost-free.

One was never licensed by the federal government; the other's licence came up for renewal in the early 1980s.

Legislation passed this year making it illegal to watch BBC catchup content without a licence comes into force from 1 September.

The move to revoke Fabric's licence came after 18-year-olds Ryan Browne and Jack Crossley died after taking ecstasy at the club in June and August respectively.

Any time a high-street site with an A3 restaurant-ready licence comes on to the market, all of them pile in.

The requirement that owners of broadcasting companies be "fit and proper" persons to hold a licence comes from the Broadcasting Act 1990.

Those other regulators, including the Department of Justice, have not so far taken as hard a line as Mr Lawsky, which is why the DFS's public threat last week to revoke Standard Chartered's licence came out of the blue.