Sentence examples for revoke licences from inspiring English sources

They meddle in everything, change regulations, and issue or revoke licences and permits at whim.

For clubs such as Wakefield there were stern words that the RFL could revoke licences if promises are not kept.

The press council's five members, two of whom will be appointed by the parliament, will have the power to issue and revoke licences.

In my view, if Ofcom did try and revoke licences for the Sky channels then BSkyB would have relatively strong grounds for challenging it.

It doesn't revoke licences very often, although Ofcom did revoke the licences of Bang Media Ltd and Bang Channels Ltd last year.

They say that their legal advice is that it would certainly be possible for a new government to revoke licences for arms exports; and they point out that the government has refused to publish the legal opinion it is citing.

Rocky Graziano, meanwhile, was a master of working around revoked licences.

The GLA told the Guardian that its powers were limited to revoking licences and prosecuting gangmasters who were unlicensed.

"Meanwhile, geopolitical instability is exposing businesses to cancelled projects, revoked licences, interrupted production, damaged assets and restricted movement of funds across borders.

In correspondence with the committee, Hammond set out a series of reasons why the government believes that there is no case for revoking licences issued to arms exporters.

Buoyed by winning his first big scalp, Mr Kasukuwere will now be pursuing others, including foreign-owned banks and retailers, with threats of revoking licences, seizing assets and even jailing executives.