Sentence examples for licences up from inspiring English sources

Overall, 1,540 offenders breached the terms of their licences, up 18% year on year, while 104 breached an order, up from 73 the previous year.

And with channel 3 and 5 licences up for renewal in 2014, Ofcom is consulting in 2011/12 about the issue.

Mostly, though, it is because so many people drive uninsured bust-up old cars in Detroit, often without licences, pushing up the cost for everybody else.

Under the deal, China would cut average tariffs from 24% to 9% by 2005; eliminate import quotas and licences; open up its retail market by allowing foreigners to set up wholly-owned distribution and sales subsidiaries; allow minority foreign ownership of telecoms companies and securities houses; and stop discriminating against foreign banks.

Mauro Pereira said some licences took up to a decade to clear and that Brazil is losing business to neighbouring countries that have faster procedures.

It isn't quite true to say that it has removed the possibility of promotion for ambitious Championship clubs, because the licences are up for renewal next year.

Britain has supplied export licences for up to £3bn worth of arms to Saudi Arabia in the last year and been accused of direct involvement in the bombing campaign through the deployment of UK military personnel to the kingdom.

The number of TV licences shot up from 763,000 in 1951 to 3.2 million in 1954.

In summary the HFEA can grant research licences for up to 3 years for individual, peer-reviewed research projects.

One was never licensed by the federal government; the other's licence came up for renewal in the early 1980s.

Russia's opposition has a licence for up to 50,000 people to attend a rally on Tuesday, a national holiday.