Sentence examples for licences given from inspiring English sources

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.

In 2009, the license was given to 270 foreign-born physicians, compared to the 570 new licences given to Finnish-trained physicians in the same year.

Egyptian mobile-phone operators, whose licences gave the SSI unlimited rights to snoop, now want them revised.

Around the world, regulators have granted licences, giving mobile-phone companies the rights to use a specific band of the airwaves, often in exchange for billions of dollars.

It was also possible that the formula awarded to some licences gave them less fish than their original allocation.

And the licence given to Indian companies bars them from selling to those countries.

The civil licence given to Derek Holliday and Marian Jenner required them to be married at the hotel, or to cancel the ceremony.

The group, which owns the newspaper El País, runs the country's only analogue pay-television channel, Canal Plus, through its sister company, Sogecable (this monopoly arose from a licence given by a previous Socialist prime minister, Felipe González).

One conservative MP asks whether HSBC should have a banking licence given its involvement in previous scandals and problems.

Why has it taken London's black cabbies some four years to get round to trying to challenge Uber's licence, given the success of such coordinated action in Germany?

One of his surviving charters documents a licence given to Leominster Priory as alms for the souls of his parents and his predecessor as bishop, Giles de Braose.