Sentence examples for proper licence from inspiring English sources

The measure would allow people to carry concealed weapons on campus, as long as they have the proper licence.

Anybody caught selling the drug without a proper licence would be sent to prison.Advocates argue that a regulated marijuana market would free policemen for other work and give the government more control over the trade.

In March Georgia had its last supplies of sodium thiopental siezed by federal agents acting on information that the state had imported the substance from the UK before the British restrictions had been imposed, but without a proper licence.

Uber has been operating in Toronto since 2012 without a proper licence".

Thirty-seven smelters (all but Timah and Koba) were shut virtually overnight because they lacked proper licences and deprived the government of export royalties.

Superstar eventually disappeared from view, Richard Carpenter having sued Haynes for copyright infringement (he had used Carpenters songs without obtaining the proper licences).

He was arrested at his fancy Hanoi villa and charged with failing to obtain the proper licences for three small investment firms he chairs.The arrest shocked the country and foreign investors.

The jury was sympathetic: on May 25th Mr Hershberger was acquitted of operating without the proper licences, although he was found guilty of moving food the authorities had ordered him to keep as evidence after the raid.Mr Hershberger is not the only crusader for raw milk, and the Wisconsin Bureau of Food Safety and Inspection not the movement's only foe.

But three weeks later when they referred the case to trial, I realised we were in deep, deep trouble, and for accusations that were horrific − conspiring with the Muslim Brotherhood, financing and providing them with equipment, fabricating news to serve their agenda and to smear Egypt's reputation, operating without proper licences.

Also try the popular Labor-bar (Schiffbaustrasse 3), and one of the newest design creations, the Hive (Geroldstrasse 5), which retains the aura of Zurich's famous 'illegal' clubs (ad hoc bars that sprang up around the city without proper licences and are generally known by word of mouth).

For the most part Samsung replicated the iPad's design cues, but did so without the proper licences.