Sentence examples for licences given to from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Big holiday resorts are more or less segregated, whether simply financially off-limits to locals, physically barricaded and guarded as in many parts of the Caribbean or explicitly separate, as in Cuba's economic enclave of Varadero or the licence given to Middle Eastern hotels to serve alcohol.

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.

The Environment Agency says that in southeast England, many of the water resources are already fully committed to existing abstraction licences (abstraction licences are given to businesses, farmers and water companies to take water from rivers and groundwaters).

He claims the drilling licence was given to IGas without fully informing locals about the plans.

The 20-year licence was given to Freeport, a company in Houston.

Job licences will only be given to people from outside Jersey where they will deliver "sizeable economic value" says the chief minister.

Every year, the BBC's biggest stars take to the box and ask UK licence payers to give to charity.

But the greatest value of these theatres is in the licence that heritage gives to the unfamiliar.