Sentence examples for lost licences from inspiring English sources

At least 25 Indian NGOs have lost licences to receive international funding because of their "anti-national" activities, while a further 11,319 have lost licences for failing to renew them, shrinking India's pool of foreign-funded organisations to a little more than half the number it was two years ago.

Oracle argued the cost was much higher once lost licence fees were taken into account.

He said it would be a "huge risk" which would increase non-payment and cost the BBC £200m a year in lost licence fee revenue.

The government may give permission for more state taxes to smooth the bill's passage.The new bill is intended to increase investment, since firms will lose licences unless they start to develop acquisitions straight away.

The proposed legislation is unlikely gain the support of Labor or the Coalition but, if it did pass, would result in compensation being paid to companies who lose licences as a result of the law.

The 11,000 students blocked by the colleges losing licences represent approximately 4% of all student visas granted - but Immigration Minister Damian Green said the changes to the system were "beginning to bite".

He also said the BBC would not necessarily be threatened by losing licence fee exclusivity.

Negative comments and suggestions included 'how to initiate alcohol reduction apart from losing licence?; not sure how negative patients will be with the Interlock program; would like a full workshop on the intervention; still a difficult issue to effectively address'.

Of the few banks that have lost their licences, most were those trying to deal honestly with their creditors.

With the Home Office monitoring colleges and universities so closely, many are reluctant to take on students from institutions that have lost their licences.

The court heard when the authorities requested details of the driver involved, Lemonheigh sent them driving licence information of a man who lost his licence in 1994 and now lives in Bulgaria.