Sentence examples for to be licenced from inspiring English sources

In fact they are to be licenced as a medicine in the UK from 2016 in response to concern about the lack of regulation surrounding them.

Novel protein-based vaccines designed to prevent much of this disease caused by the main remaining European serogroup, namely B, are expected to be licenced and available for use imminently.

The verbs in 14 are atelic state verbs (including adjectives); in this construction, they have to add an event variable, i.e. they have to add a [+TELIC] feature to be licenced as a complement of 不可不 bùkĕ yǐ bù.43 In examples 14a and 14b, the subject is a [−HUMAN] theme subject; in example 14c with 可以 kěyǐ, the subject is an experiencer subject.

In 1898, the "Kauri Gum Industry Act" was passed, which reserved gum-grounds for British subjects, and requiring all other diggers to be licenced.

The adaptation closely follows the film story, although the ending is briefer, and James Bond is not drawn to resemble Timothy Dalton after Dalton refused to allow his likeness to be licenced.

The regulator has also confirmed its previously stated preference for white spaces spectrum to be licence-exempt.

The BBC licence fee may explain a portion of this behaviour, since iPlayer users are required to be licence-fee paying to view live TV (but do not need to for radio).

Unlike spectrum auctioned to run 2G, 3G and 4G services, Ofcom wants the white spaces spectrum to be licence exempt — which means anyone would be able to operate in the spectrum without having to first shell out for a licence to run their service.

Oman, has been licenced to pump £948m into British arms companies since Cameron came to power.

Dr. B. is licenced to teach general & dental roentgenology; and she has additional licences to teach other subjects.

He was licenced to fight in California, then stopped the relatively harmless Jessie Nicklow in eight rounds.