Sentence examples for licences one from inspiring English sources

This is harder to do with royalties, film revenues and patent licences: One rock star's royalty stream differs from another's in a way that two 25-year mortgages rarely do.

Two of the informants did not have driving licences; one of these two had access to a car in the household, the other one did not.

In addition, the Japanese government has recently issued three new mobile licences, one of them to Softbank, to make the market more competitive.

It not only owns TalkSport but also has four digital licences, one of which it plans to use for the relaunch of Virgin Radio, which it has licensed from  Sir Richard Branson for 12 years.

The environmental agency Natural England granted two provisional licences: one in September and one in early October for culls of badgers in the pilot areas.

And as the package code is available under a free software licence, one always has the freedom to adapt it as required.

Although patients are typically unaware of the deficit, intact vision is essential for a driving licence, one of the key aims for patients having epilepsy surgery (Taylor et al., 2001).

One coach had the Uefa A licence and one the B licence".

Currently this nation of 335,000 has around 600 qualified coaches, 400 with Uefa B licences, or one per 825 people.

The auctions of the Federal Communication Commission, designed in 1994 to sell spectrum licences, are one of the few widely acclaimed and copied cases of economic engineering to date.

There are some odd mistakes – electricity doesn't snake through the limbs of convulsing individuals, muscle relaxants aren't used to terminate seizures, and the DVLA insists on surrendering your licence for one year after a fit, not two.