Sentence examples for licences this from inspiring English sources

But if US courts do decide iTunes has to allow users to pass on licences, this whole area may be opened up.

Removal may take a few days as we need the required licences This comes after another sperm whale, estimated to be 45ft long and weighing 30 tonnes, died on Friday after becoming stranded in shallow waters off the coast of west Norfolk, despite rescue workers' efforts to release it.

Although only about $20 billion has been knocked off the value of the $100 billion companies spent on licences, this is largely because Vodafone (the biggest buyer by far) and a few others have yet to come clean.While admitting that telecoms firms had overpaid for 3G in Europe, Peter Erskine, the chief executive of mmO2, says that its European 3G licences are still worth some $6 billion.

"As with our Norwegian Barents Sea licences, this new Icelandic Jan Mayen Ridge licence has significant hydrocarbon potential, and is located in ice-free waters".

So if $20 billion is raised on a 20-year licence, this is equivalent to an annual rent of $1 billion.

If "fantasy", our usual name for other-world fiction, sometimes has a bad name it is for the licence this creation permits.

For Hugo Palmer, who is in only his sixth season with a licence, this was a landmark first success in a British Classic, to add to Covert Love's victory in the Irish Oaks last season.

It is essential that the OFT takes swift action to protect consumers from any company unfit to hold a consumer credit licence – this action is good news for consumers".

And the licensing problem persists: PES 2017 does have a Barcelona licence this time around, but the only officially licensed Premier League teams are Arsenal and Liverpool – which means other sides get weird vaguely indicative new monickers (Tottenham Hotspur, for example, become North East London in the game), and the kits and club crests are mere approximations of their real-life counterparts.

The Wildcats kept their Super League licence this week against the odds when Crusaders withdrew their application.

The Newcastle University group leading this research was initially granted a licence in 2005g and some success regarding PNT was reported in 2008h, resulting in calls for the HFEA to be permitted to licence this technique for treatment in humansi.