It's the mental aptitude, and the stability of the family, and the stature of that young person that decides it - the age doesn't decide it at all". West Mercia police said all under-18s must have an adult over 21 who is a firearms licence holder themselves to vouch for them.
Finally, the licence holders themselves have found that having 100% observer coverage helps dispel criticism of their fishing activities.
From Brazil to America, places with mosaics of technologies, operators and regional licences have cleaned themselves up.
IT IS hard to overstate the depth of the black hole in which Granada and Carlton, the two main operators of the ITV licences, now find themselves.
But the effect is to transfer life-insurance policies, which in aggregate represent $4 trillion of customers' assets, to entities which often do not have licences to issue insurance themselves and are beyond the scrutiny of credit-rating agencies.
These are moments when leaders take on the raiment of commanders, and give themselves licence to decide policy alone.
They give other people licence to explore themselves more deeply, allowing the colours in their own psyche to flourish".
The specialists got their left legs out of the way more frequently, which meant that Darryl Hair could keep his hands in his pockets for longer, while the embryonic all-rounders down the order gave themselves licence to play a few shots.
Some believe this will result in more short-term thinking on both sides of the divide, but the system of fixed-term licences has done little to protect clubs from themselves.
The professional middle classes devoted themselves to getting government contracts and licences to import goods, while the oil-driven, high-valued naira destroyed Nigeria's traditional agricultural exports of cocoa, cotton and groundnuts.
