If he couldn't get licenced to fight by a commission, then he wouldn't fight.
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.
Of course not everyone who voted for Brexit is xenophobic, but xenophobes voted leave; and to pretend that the campaign did not give licence to casual bigotry, with an undercurrent of violent menace, defies decency and evidence.
It is not a licence to trash, it is the complete opposite.
An overwhelming election victory, they say, is not a licence to control the independent institutions of state.
Only two states of 27 on the Foreign Office's human rights list – North Korea and South Sudan –did not have licences to their names.
Whatever the answer, the Atkins diet is not a licence to eat as much fat as you want.
The veil of anonymity the internet provides may be valuable but does not give licence to insult, cheat or exploit.
Calling for rights is not a licence to engage in terrorism or take up arms against security forces".
But that not a licence to say anything at all, even to an audience largely concussed by long echoing speeches in Farsi that preceded him.
But that's not a licence to drive like a lunatic in those countries; on-the-spot fines are far more prevalent than in the UK.
