Sentence examples for licences to run from inspiring English sources

The allied authorities controlled licences to run a paper.

After criticism of the high prices paid for licences to run 3G services came news that technical problems would delay 3G's launch in Japan until October.

When operators bought licences to run 3G networks, paying far too much (over $100 billion) for them, a single global standard still seemed a possibility.

Meanwhile, governments are relying more and more on private companies to finance and build water infrastructure, in return for profitable long-term licences to run local monopolies.

Bar-owners say they need up to 20 licences to run a single drinking hole, and up to three-dozen if music is also to be allowed.

A former manager of the Big Chill Festival, she began applying her negotiating skills to gain permission for festivals on UK parks and country estates, even winning licences to run two events during the 2001 foot-and-mouth outbreak.

Instead he wanted operators to apply for a licence to run games in the US.

They have a temporary licence to run the service while - in the first instance - a two-year lease is negotiated.

Executives understood that losing absolute control of board of director elections threatened their licence to run amok.

But if innovation can be encouraged without being given licence to run riot, there will be a better chance of the industry doing good instead of harm.

So you need a licence to run a licensed bar, or you may need to visit the off-licence Liechtenstein lie (tell an untruth), past tense lied.