Sentence examples for their licence for from inspiring English sources

The elderly in danger of losing their licence, for example, may appreciate a driverless car.

Drunk drivers caught offending for a second time, the prime minister continued, could lose their licence for up to five years and face "ruthless" jail sentences.Mr Tusk also announced that from 2015 all vehicles had to carry a breathalyser.

At that level, drivers may be jailed for 15 days, stripped of their licence for six months and fined 2,000 yuan ($294).A two-month campaign has been launched, linked to grand celebrations planned to mark the 60th anniversary on October 1st of the founding of the People's Republic of China.

At a press conference Donald Tusk, the Polish prime minister, described the problem as a "scourge," adding that under the proposals first-time offenders would face a minimum fine of $1,635 and the loss of their licence for three years.

One in 10 admitted they had not renewed their licence for more than 10 years.

The drivers belonging to the low-experience group were mainly recruited from a localdriving school, where they soon would get their licence for truck-trailer combinations.

Last month, it emerged that the boss of Teesside's biggest taxi company had refused to transport disabled passengers after firms were warned that they could lose their licences for overcharging them.

Owners of stations, who held their licences for only three years at a time, found that provision of news and public affairs programmes went a long way toward satisfying their public service remit.

Ofgem already has the power to penalise energy firms heavily when they break the terms of their licences, for example by mis-selling products or overcharging, but the money from those fines goes straight to the government.

Instead, the district governor has asked the Çeşme bus company not to take refugees on board, and taxi drivers are banned from driving them to the relevant drop-off points, under threat of having their licence revoked for 60 days.

If they breach the terms of their licence by, for example, playing the same tune over and over again, they will be forcibly removed from their station pitches.These and other plans were discussed recently by a dozen senior managers from London Underground.