Sentence examples for license to keep from inspiring English sources

To critics, "complementarian" is code for sexist patriarchy, a license to keep women muzzled and homebound.

He had applied for and was denied a license to keep the gun at home.

The Hazelwood power station is 50 years old, and has a license to keep operating until 2026.

In districts with high turnover, that amounts to a license to keep an unqualified teaching force in perpetuity.

Seems, Sheehy applied for a license to keep a tavern several years ago & was turned down on the grounds of "unsuitability of character".

In June 2000, after inspecting her site, state officials revoked Ms. Byron-Marasek's license to keep the tigers as theatrical animals.

The university will need to sell some more apple tree licenses to keep paying for these large computing systems.

"One of our clients who owned ranches had a wildlife program," said Kristina Koutrakos, managing director, and this meant he was giving out hunting licenses to keep the animals on his property in check.

Henceforth some road users drive without driving licenses to keep their jobs.

The two big plants are scheduled to close by then, with Cockenzie in East Lothian closing in 2015, with a planned conversion to new gas turbines, while Longannet in Fife is licensed to keep operating until around 2020.

Apparently DNR officers aren't issued tranquilizer guns "because they are rarely needed, they require special training and the powerful sedative drugs are highly regulated" – the drug in question that would have been used to tranquilize the bear, Ketamine, is often abused (it's known as Special K) as a hallucinogen, so "only veterinarians and a few DNR biologists are licensed to keep it".