Sentence examples for licences laws from inspiring English sources

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It keeps records on every birth, marriage and death, compiles figures on all aspects of the economy and keeps statistics on licences, laws and the weather.

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There is no suggestion that any of the bouts at the Reps Retribution night, which also included semi-professional events, breached any rules or licencing laws.

The Royal Palace (and designated as such, it contains some bizarre by-laws, the most important of which is the absence of licencing laws) camouflages some truly terrible working conditions.

In Glasgow, strict licencing laws requiring pubs to stop serving at midnight and clubs at 3am, mean that if you're planning a big one you've got to start early.

However, over recent years, Newtown has undergone something of a revival, with changes to NSW licencing laws and the rise of hipster culture, a series of small bars have emerged from Earl's to the Midnight Special, and live music has returned with the opening of the Newtown Social.

The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism reckons that perhaps the most effective deterrent to drunk driving (and to repeat offences) is "administrative licence suspension" laws, whereby as in Britain to fail a breathalyser-test means the immediate loss of a licence to drive.

Duras spent most of her childhood in Indochina, but at the age of 17 she moved to France to study at the University of Paris, Sorbonne, from which she received licences in law and politics.

But music others can hear, whether it's piped through office speakers or via personal computers, requires a licence by law.

Serge in the 1950s studied history at the Sorbonne, received a licence in law from the University of Paris, and was studying at the Institute of Political Studies of Paris when he met Beate.

The Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority HFEAA) has yet to review her application, but is expected to grant a licence under existing laws that permit experiments on embryos provided they are destroyed within 14 days.

This year Sara Aalamari, a 27-year-old who works for the Al-Ghazzawi law firm in Jeddah, became one of the first four women to receive licences to practise law from the Ministry of Justice; she graduated in 2008 from the first law degree programme offered to Saudi women.

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