Sentence examples for some licence from inspiring English sources

Hammond has apparently given some licence by the prime minister to be radical with fiscal policy and should use it.

As well as being inefficient, this means that Chinese firms have some licence to violate foreign intellectual property, even as they strive to amass their own.

The Eliot family motto is tace et fac, be silent and act, or, with some licence, keep separate the man who suffers from the artist who creates.

But it has fallen victim to coalition austerity measures, with the World Service losing funding from the Foreign Office and some licence fee cash diverted to a high-speed broadband roll-out programme.

Drogba's introduction drew one of the loudest cheers but it saw Scolari shunt Anelka out to the right flank, although the Frenchman did appear to have some licence to drift inside.

Since its foundation by the first Thatcher government in 1982 there have been infrequent attempts to fund part of Channel 4's output with some licence fee money, attempts always rejected outright.

WHAT VIEWERS THINK OF BBC SERVICES BBC1 and BBC2 were the two services most people think of when they think of the BBC Very low awareness of some licence-fee funded services including BBC3, BBC4 and children's services.

The only change is that today most governments run mixed regimes, doling out some licences for free and auctioning others.

The country's telecoms regulator recently cancelled some licences, a decision that Yota is fighting in court.

Currently, the first company to apply for a licence for a particular patch is either accepted or rejected; in future the government plans to auction some licences to the highest bidder.

Mauro Pereira said some licences took up to a decade to clear and that Brazil is losing business to neighbouring countries that have faster procedures.