Sentence examples for requiring a licence from inspiring English sources

"We have worked extremely hard to seek clarification from the NLA and its solicitors on the legal basis for either NewsNow or our customers requiring a licence.

Fear and resentment do not require a licence.

Genetics laboratories require a licence and only a few are even trying to get one.

Like guns and tanks, almost all rocket systems and space components require a licence for export.

In Britain it is allowed, though it requires a licence and is taxed and regulated.

Taxis and PHVs require a licence for both the driver and the vehicle.

The TGA does require a licence and permit to export or import the substance, which is classified as a psychotropic.

Journalists, although more highly qualified than most of the country, do not require a formal education in their craft, and should not require a licence to practise.

The font, which is available for download on the Dafont website, is free for personal use but requires a licence and explicit approval if used for commercial purposes.

And live television (which requires a licence to watch even on the internet) remains a big draw, especially for sporting events.

"Our regulations require a licence for the export or re-export to North Korea of all US-origin items except food and certain medicines".