licence的示例

• I've always had a clean driving licence.

• They're coming down heavily on people for not paying their licence fees.

• He was copped for driving without a licence last week.

• He's got a couple of endorsements on his licence already.

• It would appear (that) nobody on board the aircraft actually had a licence to fly it.

• The fish trade shows the highest proportions of women holding a permit: on average 70 per cent of the licence-holders were female.

• In 1987\88, from a sample of ten rural councils, development levy, crop cess and business licences contributed 77 per cent of the revenues.

• There are further discounts for corporate licences and educational institutions.

• Table 1 shows the average payments made for licences to marry at the manor between 1330 and 1377.

• The man seeking licences and permits can do so at the expense of his community.

• Section 10(3) provides that detailed terms of a commercial licence would then be set out in private-law agreements with applicants.

• These refer to driving licence holders having 'a condition which may, now or in the future, affect their safety as a driver'.

• The boundary between editorial licence and authorial prerogative would be impossible to define.

• This observation seems to give a licence to depart in some way from the ratios, a departure sanctioned by the ancients themselves.

• First, it is publicly funded by a universal licence fee and so directly accountable to its audiences.

• Parental 'irresponsibility' sanctioned by, for example, loss of driving licence.

• In this instance, perhaps, the liberality of free debate has spilled over into the intellectual licence of the free market.

• It is not a licence for intrusive and obtrusive legislation and regulations.

• Administrative licences are required for hunting and fishing.

• Some trained midwives had their special licences wrongly replaced by ordinary ones and some midwives were charged for licences they never received.