Sentence examples for out licence from inspiring English sources

In a country where fewer than 1m out of a population of 140m deign to pay income tax, the chances of ferreting out licence cheats seemed slim.

Who hands out licences to multicultural storytellers?

Labor is running hard core on coal seam gas, when it was the party that handed out licences on CSG.

All the authorities had to do to limit the numbers of overnight visitors was stop giving out licences.

So is the Cabinet Office, which will dish out licences to operate in the tax haven and is hastily brushing up its financial skills.

Better, perhaps, to have followed Spain and Finland, which held "beauty contests" and handed out licences for next to nothing.These critics are wrong.

Games organisers Locog dished out licences to 65 companies to produce spin-off merchandise with 10,000 products in circulation according to some estimates.

The company is also moving ahead with new projects in Azerbaijan and China, among other places, and has taken out licences on seven blocks in the North Sea, making its biggest play in the area for a decade.

In a series of blog posts, the company notes that Google and Microsoft have taken out licences, but notes that "so far no one has asked" whether apps written on those platforms might be liable for licence fees.

But a far more common sight than a chassis shattered in an explosion is now one destroyed in a nasty crash.In this section Sending the boys home U-turn on the long walk to freedom Thank you and goodbye Still hazardous ReprintsAs part of a push to improve road safety, the government is handing out licences for the first time since 2003.

Ashok Malik, a columnist sympathetic to Mr Modi, observed this week that the most "lucrative" ministries those most vulnerable to the corrupt because they dish out licences or contracts—are set aside for ministers whose ethics are beyond reproach.The most senior new appointments this week suggest Mr Malik could be right.