Licence in a sentence

After checking the vehicle, they found it had no insurance and the driver’s licence had previously been revoked.

Among these are ensuring the property is safe and in good order and that the licence holder is a fit and proper person.

Anderson then went through Gutierrez’s truck and took photos of the vehicle’s licence plate and registration, she said.

A new licence fee hike has sparked renewed calls for the charge to be axed with campaigners warning it faces a mass boycott.

A major change has been announced for TV licence payers as bills are set to rise in line with inflation.

A driving licence is essential and a willingness to work on weekends and be on call one evening a week.

A driving licence is essential because he has to drive for work which often takes him away from home.

A fisherman has been fined after being caught fishing without a licence at Llyn Clywedog Reservoir.

After months of practise, Nyasha Sadlow was ready to take the Nova Scotia driver's licence exam.

A defence lawyer stressed it would have been obvious to the police that the licence was false.

Initially there were seven classes of licence, but as of the 2009 season, this was increased to ten classes of licence.

A commercial version of it could survive without the licence fee, but is that what we want?

Andrew Peter Pannell entered guilty pleas to two counts of speeding and one count of driving without a licence to magistrates in Worcester.

Glasgow City Council has stated it can only act against licence holders who breach the terms of their licence.

The New Mexico Medical Board suspended Jain’s licence in June 2012, and revoked his licence in December 2012.

However, the licence was reinstated in 2009 by the Administrative Court citing that the licence was unlawfully cancelled.

BAZ at the time also claimed Dr Dish's licence had been cancelled over failure to service its licence fees.

Tavern owners were required to possess a licence to sell ale, and a separate licence for distilled spirits.

A bingo licence was acquired in the early 1970s and it became a combined cinema and bingo hall before being taken over by Apollo Bingo in 1986.

A man was fined after driving without insurance and with cloned licence plates in Bury.