Sentence examples for licences concerned from inspiring English sources

The business secretary, Vince Cable, said on Friday the licences concerned the sale of arms components from UK companies to Egypt's military and police forces.

One young man who works in an off-licence is concerned about early alcohol consumption.

Neither of them realised, or were concerned, that spreading licences like confetti could wreck their exclusive names.So why did Mr De Sole and Mr Arnault buy faded goods?

"The potential for market distorting behaviours to develop, underpinned by the security of the publicly-funded licence fee should concern everyone, and the BBC should be responding in detail to the legitimate concerns of the market," said Pact in its submission.

He knew licence fee payers would be "exceptionally concerned" about this.

Ann McKechin, a Labour member of the arms export control committee, said: "Obviously we are concerned about how our government provides licences, given these new types of technology.

The DVLA says that it sends letters to drivers whose licences are about to expire, but it is concerned that not everyone will check.

Ofcom is concerned that ITV could hand its licence back.

When the auction was announced, many were concerned that it would be difficult to obtain export licences or "passports".

Since many such travellers previously got by with a driving licence, it was dreaded by tourism officials in the countries concerned.

In fact, Grooveshark, which launched in 2007, only has a licence agreement with EMI as far as major labels are concerned.