Sentence examples for sufficient licence from inspiring English sources
Consent theorists reject, therefore, Kant's idea in the Metaphysics of Morals (§ 44) that the mere capacity of A to violently affect B's interests is sufficient licence for anyone to subject them both to a regime of positive law.
This industry has considerable potential to expand, and the Norwegian government has issued sufficient farming licences to enable a commercial production of approximately 300 000 tonnes/year.
UKOG announced: "The company has not undertaken work outside of its licence areas sufficient to comment on the possible OIP [oil in place] in either the approximate 1,100 sq miles or the whole of the Weald Basin".
There should be an independent panel, as previously, to consider 2017 charter renewal, with sufficient time to consult the licence fee payer and for government green and white papers on the way ahead.
Since June 1st those returning to the United States from Canada have been required to show a passport (or another approved identity document), where a driving licence was always sufficient.
However, in most states and territories being a member of a gun club is sufficient justification to hold a firearm licence.
C4 fulfils its public service remit, which features both qualitative purposes and specific quota requirements set out in its Ofcom licence, while remaining self-sufficient in commercial terms.
At all times that the facilities are open to users, the licence holder shall ensure that sufficient numbers of appropriately trained staff are present to supervise the safety of users.
Analysts at Tullow's broker RBS Hoare Govett said: This [remark from Total] apparently refers to making sure there is sufficient time for further exploration on the licences following the farm-out, and therefore should not be taken negatively.
And an enhanced driving licence or military identification can also be sufficient.
Pierre Arseneau, a union representative for MMA workers in Quebec, said he was disappointed the railway would lose its licence but he understood the importance of having sufficient insurance coverage.
