Sentence examples for licences from from inspiring English sources

Some buy licences from Somali warlords.

Have special licences from Lloyd's.

Even Intel and Motorola, two behemoths of the microprocessor business, have bought licences from ARM.

In January it expanded the list of products requiring licences from 400 to 600.

Students pay for tiny reproductions of degree certificates and professional licences from leading universities.

In addition to lawyering up, Chinese handset-makers must also build up arsenals of licences from existing patent holders.

Motorola has since been demanding a separate licence from Apple.

It has got a licence from the Home Office.

Like InBev's successful Leffe, Bohemia is made under licence from abbeys.

He has a house, a son, a business and even a licence from Hello Kitty.

As producers must pay wine duty, they need a licence from HM Revenue and Customs.