Sentence examples for remove licences from inspiring English sources

Neither does it have, nor seek, the power to ban programmes or remove licences.

The RSPB is calling for the licensing of shooting estates, giving authorities the power to remove licences for shoots where illegal practices are detected.

If the current dispute is merely a matter of different perspectives and emphases, as the Archbishop of Canterbury suggests, why are the bishops who are promoting this different gospel driving people out of their churches and removing licences from priests such as Dr Packer?

In their zeal to show that an era has ended, some Libyans have removed licence plates from their cars.

They are far less controlled than broadcasters, which must abide by impartiality rules and are regulated by a quango that can remove their licences.

The office of fair trading (OFT) will be given greater powers to regulate the credit industry and will be able to impose fines as well as remove the licences of rogue lenders.

The investigation, which had also been called for by members of Congress, said that there were no grounds to force BP to suspend operations or remove its licence.

In an apparent warning to the government, which in October negotiated a hasty licence fee settlement that will see the BBC's income cut by 16% in real terms, Attenborough said: "If you remove the licence fee, [the BBC] would be gone in a decade, finished".

In addition, doctors must comply with the guidance of the Medical Council, as this body has the power to remove their licence to practise in Ireland.

Labour say that councils already have powers to remove or restrict licences to problem premises.

These include giving local councils and the police stronger powers to remove or restrict licences to pubs or bars.