Sentence examples for running license from inspiring English sources

He speeds away in a vehicle the police have not found, despite stopping white vans and trucks, visiting repair shops to ask about paint jobs and suspicious repairs and running license plates through computers.

Yesterday, those vague suspicions were given more credence as police officials described the cafe as a den of petty police corruption, with officers running license plate checks and fixing traffic tickets in exchange for free meals, power tools that they believed had been stolen, and other items of value.

By collecting this anonymous data (easily gathered by the average consumer with a smartphone or the police officer jotting it down on a pad), LPR technology improves a process used by law enforcement agencies for decades by replacing the punch-and-log system of running license plates in favor of an automated system that helps police immediately identify a criminal suspect's vehicle.

Last month, Microsoft started to distribute the "Get Windows 10" (gwx.exe) app to PCs that are running licensed copies of Windows 7 Pro or Windows 8.1 Pro, that are joined to an Active Directory domain, and that are receiving updates directly from the Windows Update service.

Not running licensed drivers?

Zean Carney, publisher of the Wahoo Newspaper and two other weeklies, who will print the last edition of the directory for the Wahoo Lions Club next month, said some newspapers used to run license plate information as part of their annual county fair sections.

The detective also ran license plate numbers through police records to help mob associates learn the home addresses of debtors in a loan-shark operation, prosecutors say, and tipped off two associates that their names had come up in a murder investigation.

"The Family Day Care Training program at the Greyston Foundation trains women to run licensed day care facilities out of their homes," Ms. Hall said.

Khan, who is thought likely to bid for the Labour candidacy for London mayor, said the situation showed "we need more affordability and stability in rented accommodation and a national register of landlords so councils can run licensing schemes which would stop this sort of abuse".

The trains need to run, licenses need to be issued or renewed, roads need to be maintained, and public order has to be kept.

The violence has led to a temporary suspension of all vehicle for hire services (VTC) in the city — thereby also including Uber and Cabify, both of which only run licensed driver services in the country.