Sentence examples for not licenced from inspiring English sources

"We're not licenced for suicides around here.

The Government also points out that, by law, doctors can prescribe drugs for purposes for which they are not licenced.

Technically, doctors can prescribe drugs for a purpose for which they are not licenced, but charities and clinicians said that most seek the assurance of a licence before prescribing.

By C. Lubell and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, January 15 , 1938P. 13 At 347 East Twelfth Street there is a sign which reads: O. Bellia & Russo Undertakers S.R. Russo Licenced Undertaker O. Bellia Not Licenced Not Practicing Not Entitled to Practice.

While Spotify and Deezer will not feature a track that is not licenced, on YouTube the rights holders have a choice between sending endless takedown notices, only for their music to be uploaded on to the sites again and again (this is why YouTube is the only music streaming service that hosts Coldplay's entire album), or accept whatever pittance YouTube offers, in order to at least make something.

However, some of the small streams in the upper reaches are polluted by discharges of effluent which are not licenced, and there are areas where the water in the aquifer, and hence the river, has raised levels of nitrates, largely caused by agricultural fertilisers.

Q: But don't licence fee payer have a right to know?

He does, he admits, spend a lot of time ferrying pregnant women to hospital because the government won't licence the decrepit local hospital building.

The government seems to be fighting all types of technology, recently declaring that Vietnam wasn't ready for 4G phone services and wouldn't licence the technology at least until 2015.

Octreotide is not currently licenced for the indication of SUA-induced hypoglycaemia.

If he couldn't get licenced to fight by a commission, then he wouldn't fight.