Sentence examples for needs licence to from inspiring English sources

Having recreated a world rather than inventing it, the novelist needs licence to see it from an angle that no amount of historical research could provide.

One in five American workers needs a licence to do his job.

A bar cannot just order the $100 pay-per-view and show it on its televisions; it needs a licence to show the fight in public.

A private landowner needs a licence to fell trees but it is essentially up to them how they manage their woodland, when and if they fell, what areas they fell and what types of trees they plant.

(In America, a firm needs a licence to put a camera in orbit, but that is the only significant regulatory hurdle).Since this newspaper described the potential of picosatellites in 2000, rocket firms have also become keener on ferrying them into space.

If they watch TV in their rooms or view 'as broadcast' programmes on a computer, they will need a licence, but they don't need a licence to watch programmes online through 'on demand' services after they have been broadcast.

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.

You don't need a licence to be promiscuous.

Others, such as pawnbrokers, gamekeepers or publicans, would have needed a licence to practise their trade.

In America the proportion of workers who need a licence to operate has increased from 5% in 1950 to 23% in 2008.

But you need a licence to take the water out and another to put it back and, understandably, levels are strictly controlled to protect fish – particularly lucrative salmon.