Sentence examples for licencing us from inspiring English sources
Amid such confusion, Obama's speech seems destined to function as therapeutic balm: licencing us to carry on largely as before with a swiftly and slightly changed perspective.
Among the other companies awarded licences are Sweden's Lundin, represented in five of the 10 licences, US groups Chevron and ConocoPhillips and Britain's Centrica.
Perhaps that helps to explain the allure of portraits: they give us licence to stare.
Are we huddled there in the hope of enlightenment or do we have a devious need for the darkness, which gives us licence to dream with our eyes open and to fantasise about the mayhem and murder acted out for our enjoyment?
If these elections are to pass while we remain silent, we believe the incoming regime will licence itself to hunt us down, lock us up and torture us in an attempt to quell all forms of resistance.
The researchers used a technology called iChip, currently under exclusive licence to US company NovoBiotic Pharmaceuticals, to tap into the much-prophesied microbial "dark matter" – the roughly 99% of micro-organisms that cannot be cultured in laboratory conditions and were thus unseen by the early antibiotic discoverers.
Previously, a number of programs included in BiopTools have been distributed on an ad hoc basis, but only the relevant BiopLib routines have been distributed with these programs, with the restriction that they may not be used for any other purpose without first obtaining a signed licence from us.
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If we let our governments and businesses think we are indifferent to their cynicism they will go on practising it on licence from us and every cup of coffee we drink and every piece of cotton we wear will continue to be an act of cruelty.
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"We need certainty to have a long-term enough licence for us to able to invest," said Mr Fulford.
