Sentence examples for safety licence from inspiring English sources

Yesterday was the first of the two 'ramp-up' events Wembley has by law to undergo before it can get the safety licence it needs from Brent Council so that it can hold its official opening, in front of a full 90,000-capacity crowd, with the FA Cup Final on 19 May.

There has been no immediate response from the factory owners about why they did not renew their fire safety licence after June 2012.

'Another provider in place' for air route Jump to media player The airline which operates the Cardiff-Anglesey air route has its safety licence revoked.

Autolink had already founded their company Cargolink on 27 March, and received an operating and safety licence from the inspectorate on 18 September.

The new company received an operation and safety licence from the inspectorate in January 2009, and plans to start operation again in February.

In March 2008, plans had been launched to start operations in April, but Ofotbanen had not met the requirements to get a safety licence from the inspectorate.

1963 saw the record attendance for Carrow Road, with a crowd of 43,984 for a 6th round FA Cup match against Leicester City, but in the wake of the Ibrox disaster in 1971, safety licences were required by clubs which resulted in the capacity being drastically reduced to around 20,000.

Further research is needed to explain why, despite food safety authorities licencing and inspection, implementation of hygiene principles by street food vendors is often incomplete and what factors affect the correct operation.

It was developed for use in eye conditions and has been given a European licence, or safety approval, for treating wet AMD.

Corruption or rent-seeking behaviour is focused on bribery and the market for local (district) government regulatory goods such as business licence, fire safety inspection, compliance to environmental regulations, local tax appraisal, building permits, and employment contract inspection.

Every week new official warnings – on aviation, driving licences, nuclear safety – will cause new red tape (oh, the irony!).