Drivers of flying vehicles are also likely to require a pilot's licence, albeit perhaps a simplified "sports" licence.
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The ministry, which suspended the licence in April, says the cost of renewing the licence is $65 million.
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"We are applying for the general business licence and the food business licence," he was quoted as saying.
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A gun licence works, but neither a driving licence from another state nor a university ID will do.
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He said anyone applying for a licence in Singapore would consider seeking a licence in Malaysia as well.
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Detailed PMI data are only available under licence from IHS Markit and customers need to apply for a licence.
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Britain's Savannah Resources has a licence for Pires's Boticas area and Portugal's Lusorecursos has a licence for nearby Montalegre.
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Detailed PMI data are only available under licence from Markit and customers need to apply to Markit for a licence.
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Revolut is seeking a banking licence in Lithuania rather then Britain, where it is headquartered and has an e-money licence.
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The government eased banking licence requirements in May, after which it awarded a licence to an internet-only startup for the first time.
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After initial hiccups, with China suspending the Melbourne cannery's import licence in July, the outlook brightened for Bellamy's with the licence reinstated in August.
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The licence for the oil block was awarded to Malabu in 1998 under then-President Sani Abacha, although a successive government revoked the licence.
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Citigroup recently obtained a licence to conduct capital markets business in Saudi Arabia and Credit Suisse is also exploring the possibility of obtaining a banking licence.
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Maybank declined specific comment but said that under its existing licence, it could also operate as a digital bank without having to apply for a new licence.
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The country's central bank granted its first Islamic banking licence in April to the Islamic Bank of Afghanistan, after it converted its operations from a conventional banking licence.
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The licence is designed to be an "add-on" to the existing plastic licence as opposed to a direct replacement, Morley is reported to have told the BBC.
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A year ago, Monarch secured a 165 million pound ($221.50 million) lifeline from majority shareholder Greybull Capital, enabling the carrier to renew its Air Travel Operator's Licence (ATOL) licence.
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Finance director David Mathers said the bank already had a full banking licence in Germany and a full dealer licence in Spain, as well as a branch in Dublin.
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LICENCE REVENUE SLOWS The spring quarter was, however, marked by a 5% decline in licence revenue, the result of trade tensions that took their toll on Asian markets in particular.
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But the company is struggling to get an operating licence from Transport for London (TfL), which has been busy deciding whether to renew Uber's licence over the last few months.
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Increased spectrum trading or the possibility of withdrawing a licence from an operator if it is not used are not sufficient counterbalances to the long licence durations, the paper also said.
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The licence would be in addition to an existing licence held by its Amsterdam-based NatWest Markets business and ensure access to euro payment and euro liquidity markets via the German Bundesbank.
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The regulator also said it had granted a licence to a new locally owned bank, Mayfair Bank Limited, the second such licence since 2015, when it imposed a moratorium on approving new lenders.
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MolMed and Oxford BioMedica on Tuesday signed a new non-exclusive licence agreement concerning lentiviral vector technology and, considering recent expiration of relevant patents, terminated the existing exclusive licence agreement on retroviral patents.
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SB 14 requires voters to show a Texas driver's licence, gun licence, personal ID card or election ID certificate—or a military ID card, citizenship certificate or passport—before entering the voting booth.
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The head of Egypt's telecom regulator said Orange would pay half the licence fee in Egyptian pounds and had also acquired a licence to offer fixed line services for a further $11 million.
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The licence from the kingdom's central bank, which allows FAB to operate up to three branches, follows last month's granting of a licence to conduct arranging and advising activities in the securities business.
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A BMW photographed in Broadmeadows, Australia, with cloned licence plates
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Renters usually need a boating licence, or must hire skippers.
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The animals, sacred to Hindus, have a licence to roam.
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The government has accused KCM of breaching its operating licence.
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Its compensation scheme is a licence to pursue bad deals.
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A court once suspended Shams' operating licence on dubious grounds.
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In Kenya the burners are meant to get a licence.
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The extension was in General Licence 14 issued on Monday.
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Zambia accused KCM of breaching the terms of its licence.
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Officially tipplers in Mumbai need a licence to consume alcohol.
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Paul also had a suspended licence and expired vehicle tags.
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It was given approval for a banking licence in 2012.
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Others are locked up for running websites without a licence.
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The original licence was due to expire on Sept. 2.
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The few who continued well were allowed almost unlimited licence.
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TfL said it does not comment on individual licence applications.
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Caesars Entertainment has said it will not pursue a licence.
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The comments followed reports that the licence could be extended.
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A particular bane is the End User Licence Agreement (EULA) employed extensively by the software industry, under which buyers are sold only a licence to use the product, and have no claim on ownership.
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And the BBC will not be asked to allow as much as £60m of licence fee funding to be contested by rivals—Lord Hall had strongly resisted such "top-slicing" of the licence fee.
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"We have acquired a securities licence, stock broking licence and we have already employed people to bring those licences to effect," Klintworth told Reuters on the sidelines of a conference in the commercial capital, Lagos.
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Bank subsidiaries that obtain only a broker-dealer licence, rather than an EU banking licence, would not be able to take deposits or write loans for EU clients, but they could still deal in securities.
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"Our Licence Committee has approved an application from Dr Kathy Niakan of the Francis Crick Institute to renew her laboratory's research licence to include gene editing of embryos," the HFEA said in an emailed statement.
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Wu left CMS in 2012, according to the SFC's licence records.
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Shell and Eni still hold the exploration licence for OPL 245.
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Greek state-owned broadcaster ERT already has a de facto licence.
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"They have the provisional licence but the rules are very strict".
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Mr Abedian reckons that national regulators might even revoke its licence.
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"Bankruptcy is not a licence to ignore rules," the justices wrote.
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Licence to be Bad: How Economics Corrupted Us. By Jonathan Aldred.
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And, most famously, it withdrew Uber's licence to operate in 2017.
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Several developers have already been given the licence, says Mr Noh.
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Obviously it's becoming more difficult for clubs to get a licence.
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We say they are either safe to licence or they're not.
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We think that TfL's reason for this temporary licence is unlawful.
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State news agency KUNA also reported a licence would be granted.
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It has also received an Indian licence for jet fuel sales.
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The decision to revoke Fabric's licence came just after 1 a.m.
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That could be a licence to expel gay pupils, for instance.
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Any establishment persistently flouting rules could have its business licence revoked.
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China first manufactured warplanes under licence from Russia in the 1950s.
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MTN Uganda's 20-year licence, secured in 1998, expires in October.
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He asked to see my Driver's licence which I again produced.
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Inter-Pacific also holds a bunker fuel supplier licence in Singapore.
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Abbott still holds the licence to treat depression in this way.
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So, he got a driver's licence and joined the ambulance service.
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Centamin received its mining licence in 2005, according to its website.
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One such risk is losing out on a duty free licence.
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DNB expects to hand back its Chinese bank licence in 2021.
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The BBC is currently funded through taxation via the TV licence.
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The Washington Post reported that over the past several years, federal agents have conducted almost 400,000 facial-recognition searches using state and local databases, including collections of drivers'-licence photos, without warrants or licence-holders' consent.
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In London, the transport authority refused to renew Uber's licence in September 2017 citing safety concerns, though it was granted a 15-month probationary operating licence last June, telling a court it had improved its procedures.
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Societe Generale currently uses its EU licence to operate in Britain, and is hoping it can use a third country branch licence after Brexit rather than set up a full subsidiary which would be more expensive.
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Revolut, which started by offering foreign exchange and then added an e-money licence, now has a banking licence in Lithuania and will soon have deposit protection and be able to offer credit across the euro zone.
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Energean, said on Tuesday it had agreed with the Energy ministry to turn an exploration licence for a block in a western Greek region, the West Katakolon field, into a 25-year development licence with immediate effect.
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The Zambian government says KCM has breached the terms of its licence.
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Others fear it would give him licence to do so more ruthlessly.
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That in turn would require some artistic licence with the main protagonist.
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Its licence plate was blacked out and it did not slow down.
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Yet Mr Brave Heart and others are sceptical about the licence revocation.
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Anyone can fake a drivers licence, but not a system like this.
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The previous licencee had extended his premises, and so invalidated the licence.
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In 1950 one in 20 employed Americans required a licence to work.
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Founded in 2015, it has had a full banking licence since April.
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Mr Khosrowshahi plans to visit London to help negotiate a new licence.
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It is applying for a licence to set up a digital bank.
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There is no click-through licence to ignore or password to forget.
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Even the cost of a driving licence abruptly shot up by 1,400%.
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Software AG slumped 8.7 percent after reporting a drop in licence revenue.
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The company expects to obtain that licence next year, the spokesman added.
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Revocation of the licence is appropriate and proportional in light of this.
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On Monday, drivers with even-numbered licence plates were the lucky ones.
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It won, and the US Department of Agriculture revoked the zoo's licence.
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On Monday, drivers with even-numbered licence plates were the lucky ones.
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Uber said it submitted an application for a new licence on Oct.
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It was not clear what licence Rapido uses to operate in Karnataka.
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The pub isn't open anymore, it's a off-licence-supermarket thing now.
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The settlement is for loans issued without a California financing law licence.
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Lufthansa also selected an Austrian operating licence for its budget unit Eurowings.
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Reliance Retail currently has the licence to sell Hamleys products in India.
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The Silicon Valley firm's operating licence was due to expire on Dec.
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But Storonsky suggested Revolut doesn't intend to apply for a banking licence.
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So, "my licence was ripped apart in a tornado" could get you into the voting booth, but "I'm a college kid with an out-of-state driver's licence and an ID from the University of Texas" will not.
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In another case, BoV allowed CenturionBet, a gambling company which the ECB said had its licence withdrawn in Britain in 2009, to continue transferring money even though its licence had also been revoked by Maltese authorities in 2017.
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AFME said in an unpublished briefing note that any licence applications for branches already up and running should be "grandfathered" - that is, the existing licence is rolled over - or fast-tracked, a person who has seen the note said.
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Nokia's patent licence contract with Apple expires at the end of the year.
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Citi is considering seeking a full licence and Credit Suisse is seeking one.
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Otherwise, rate-setters who favour lower inflation have licence to indulge their preferences.
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The standard licence fee in England and Wales is a few hundred pounds.
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There are women who race with a men's licence and they do well.
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Partners in the licence are Suncor Energy, Faroe Petroleum and Tullow Oil Norway.
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The price will be higher if the licence is for a long period.
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Jawa's swift resurrection reflects how Indian business has changed since the Licence Raj.
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They are also trying to ensure that their newfound licence is not revoked.
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Since getting a banking licence in 93 it has opened 520,000 personal accounts.
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That scuttled the regulator's position that the bank had breached its banking licence.
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DTAC currently holds the spectrum's licence, which is set to expire in September.
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The ECB withdrew Versobank's licence after a request from the Estonian financial watchdog.
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True won the licence for 76.3 billion baht ($2.1 billion) in December auction.
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The individual was in possession of a gun licence acquired in November 2017.
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The last time Kazakhstan's authorities took away a bank's licence was in 2006.
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It would need a further licence from the China Food and Drug Administration.
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The GPL licence meant credit was recognized (though payment was problematic pre-bitcoin).
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The second phase of licence awards is planned for mid-May, it added.
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A driver's licence from another state will not do; nor will university identification.
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They will serve half their sentence in prison before being released on licence.
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We expect nearly half of Russia's banks to switch to the basic licence.
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Athens raised an unexpected 246 million euros ($275 million)from the licence auction.
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The FCA has the authority to fine or remove a senior banker's licence.
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Licence renewal for individuals was also reduced to five years from ten years.
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"They were transported in a white minibus with police licence plates," he said.
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Last month, Vingroup applied for a licence to launch an airline next year.
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The London Assembly voted unanimously against renewing Uber&aposs licence in July 2017.
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They, too, will consider applying millions in licence fees to Uber&aposs fares.
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The licence was revoked at the company's request, the central bank's statement said.
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The "offie" or "off-licence" is a liquor store and convenience store combined.
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GEM's licence to produce liquid disinfectants in Jingmen, however, is valid from Feb.
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The UK government is developing a digital driving licence, according to the BBC.
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According to the Market Supervision Bureau in Shanghai the restaurant was run without two necessary licences – a general business licence, granted by the Shanghai Industry and Commerce Bureau and a food business licence from the Shanghai Food and Drug Administration.
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CAIRO, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Egypt has approved a mining licence for Aton Resources Inc, the Canada-based gold miner said on Thursday, the first such award since the country's main gold producer Centamin secured a licence more than a decade ago.
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The firm also obtained a licence to test driverless transport in Israel last year.
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Unfortunately the licence agreement was not shared among all persons at the Lawrence Foundation.
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American universities earn more than $1 billion a year in royalties and licence fees.
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This project was expected to get its licence later this year, the ministry said.
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A classic SaaS play, the startup generates revenue through a licence fee per user.
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Local authorities have been given licence to issue more bonds to finance infrastructure spending.
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SPAR said it had been awarded a licence to operate its brand in Poland.
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He held a commercial pilot's licence and occasionally took command of their Airbus jets.
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Unirule, an independent economics think-tank founded in 27, recently lost its business licence.
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With new licence to edit voting rolls, other states are sure to mimic Ohio.
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In January Westminster City Council decided not to renew the Windmill's licence to operate.
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FanDuel requested several articles such as a photo and copy of my drivers licence.
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Another near-cult, Revolut, is seeking a European licence (valid, for now, in Britain).
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It has also been granted a licence to act as a maritime freight forwarder.
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At the most recent monthly sale, around 2100,000 bidders battled for 9,855 licence plates.
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Mr Trump gives his old warriors striking licence to disagree with him in public.
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The driver might need an enhanced licence containing biometric data (facial scans, for example).
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On November 21st officials ordered a halt in licence approvals for new online lenders.
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McDermott, 57, said he was not unduly concerned by the dip in licence fees.
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That's because the startup is operating under a licence from the U.K. Gambling Commission.
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At first N26 piggybacked on the licence of Wirecard, a German financial-services firm.
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I was informed that transferring my licence between states would not be an issue.
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But many European countries have allowed funds to lend without a full banking licence.
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This should have been thought through before any licence had been granted in 2012.
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Licence operators determine exploration programs and sign contracts with suppliers, in coordination with partners.
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Mondo TV said on Wednesday it signed a licence agreement with Life Media International.
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It faced regulatory hurdles after Tanzanian aviation authorities warned of revoking the company's licence.
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Bellamy's shares have been suspended from trading since July 7 following Camperdown's licence suspension.
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The banking licence of another major lender, Yugra, has been withdrawn with no bailout.
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CP ALL was granted an area licence agreement for Thailand from 7-Eleven, Inc.
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"When the licence fee was invented, video on demand did not exist," he said.
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The bank was recently awarded a full banking licence by the country's central bank.
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Telecom Egypt bought its licence for 7.08 billion Egyptian pounds ($797 million) last month.
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Uber has lost its licence in London but don't delete the app just yet.
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Testifying before congress in 1993, he challenged the casino licence given to some reservations.
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Jenkins' condition meant she had to give up her driving licence and retire early.
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The licence was then sold for $1.3 billion in 2011 to Eni and Shell.
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The UK government is likely to refuse a permanent export licence as a result.
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I'm going to have to finesse somebody to get a business licence for me.
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In reality, Mr Tanaka would scarcely have a licence to snoop, let alone kill.
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The company last year applied for a licence to launch an airline in 2020.
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To operate as payment institutions across America, newcomers need a licence in every state.
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The bank has since had its operating licence revoked because it held insufficient capital.
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"Licence to Kill" (1989): Carey Lowell played pilot and ex-CIA agent Pam Bouvier.
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I wish I had brought a driving licence, because I cant get a taxi.
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It said a marketing-licence exemption was granted only under "certain conditions related to the security clearance of the product and assessment of the country toward which the product will be marketed" and that companies were still required to hold an export licence.
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"As the future of passporting is uncertain post-Brexit, FCE is conducting a detailed study with a view to potentially applying for a banking licence in Germany in addition to the licence we currently hold in the U.K.," an FCE spokeswoman said.
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It said in a statement on the Egyptian stock exchange that the regulator had set the cost of acquiring a fixed line licence at 100 million Egyptian pounds and the cost of a licence to offer customers international calls at 1.8 billion pounds.
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On Tuesday, Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha said the junta was ready to step in and resolve the 4G mobile licence dispute after market leader Advanced Info Service (AIS) asked the regulator to award it the 900-MHz licence without hosting another auction.
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Tullow said the write-offs included Jethro, Joe and Carapa well costs in Guyana as a result of drilling results and Kenya Block 252.80A, Mauritania C3, PEL37 Namibia and Jamaica licence costs due to the levels of planned future activity or licence exits.
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A temporary export licence is dependent on ongoing talks with the Indonesian government about a new operating licence, which includes provisions for investment in additional local smelting capacity and, more controversially, the disposal by Freeport of a majority stake to Indonesian investors.
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Orange Egypt agreed to a provision that half the licence fee be paid in dollars.
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Legal sellers, however, will generally abide by age restrictions in sales to keep their licence.
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Last November it lifted a requirement that RCBI firms obtain a licence from the police.
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Unitech allegedly used these funds to acquire a telecoms licence for Rs16.5bn in February 2008.
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The group's telecoms business had encountered regulatory hitches in its own application for the licence.
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Not surprisingly, the queue for an insurer's licence is long, growing to more than 100.
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The London lawsuit relates to payments that Shell and Eni made to acquire the licence.
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From there it dispatches ambassadors and issues stamps, coins and even its own licence plates.
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Marriage licence of the first ever marriage a pope has celebrated on board a plane!
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Mr Mitchell found out he owed $4,000 only when he applied for an occupational licence.
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However, the driver had altered the car's licence plate before the trip, the company said.
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Even so, you are advised to try to sell a licence to operate the field.
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A copy of her original licence is on display at the National Museum in Beijing.
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Many drivers prefer it to paying upfront (often a lot) for a traditional taxi licence.
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Last year the central bank revoked the licence of Skye Bank, a struggling midsized lender.
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Under the scheme, the city imposes annual quotas on the issuing of new licence plates.
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France had pushed for the whole bloc to renew the licence for only three years.
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This article first appeared on Mosaic and is republished here under a Creative Commons licence.
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SJM Holdings has multiple third party casino operators under its licence which run independent properties.
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Malaysia had earlier halted the process for renewing Lynas' licence because of waste disposal concerns.
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Those who saw this as licence to push for deep reform, though, were quickly disabused.
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The "licence raj" that began to be dismantled 25 years ago remains only half-demolished.
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She has already lost her law licence and faces up to 28 years in prison.
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Barclays has said it plans to secure an expanded licence for its subsidiary in Ireland.
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"We will launch our first flight within 45 days after receiving the licence," Quyet said.
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Originally, the Odisha government had promised to help the company obtain the licence for free.
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The country's Securities and Exchange Commission revoked Rappler's licence on Jan 11 for ownership violations.
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GCX is still waiting to obtain unified telecom licence approval from the Indian telecom regulator.
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Public dissent is rare in Singapore where a licence is required to hold a demonstration.
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That raised the stakes for the company to have its five-yearly licence being renewed.
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So, the temporary licence would pose more damage to the US suppliers than to us.
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A final decision on the licence renewal will be made by the government, he added.
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Such violations lead to limitations on dividend payments, but are not grounds for licence withdrawals.
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Like us, celebrities don't have free licence to act how they want without some judgement.
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Novatek has also agreed to buy Linde's licence for gas liquefaction technology for the plant.
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Such information is considered to be proprietary for the company that holds the sales licence.
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Zambia, Africa's second-largest copper producer, says KCM has breached the terms of its licence.
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Yama also said that the plant's mining licence expired in April, the Post-Courier reported.
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However, Rosatom has still not received a full construction licence from Turkey's atomic energy authority.
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"We don&apost want to give people a licence to drink more beer," he added.
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It has just lost its London licence after a surprise ruling from London's transport watchdog.
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Ten said part of Fifield's package, a reduction in television licence fees, would cut overheads.
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He would fight nine more professional bouts before his licence was finally revoked in 1935.
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The ministry has previously said that the cost of renewing the licence was $65 million.
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The problem is passenger safety, a familiar issue that caused Uber to lose its operating licence in September 2017 until, on appeal, a court gave it a probationary licence in June the following year for another 15 months (it then won a short extension).
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To receive the licence in Australia, the company had to prove it could pay the winners.
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The Russian also collected two penalty points on his licence as well as the grid drop.
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They argued that the town is not well enough policed: reason enough to revoke a licence.
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Half of all vehicles are reckoned to be unregistered, and many drivers to lack a licence.
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Life for those extra drivers can certainly be harder than for those with a taxi licence.
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It acquired an existing licence, and thought a new university campus nearby would help establish need.
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FWD Life Indonesia obtained its insurance licence in February 265, and started writing business in 267.
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Anyone who buys the oilfield licence is essentially buying a call option on the oil price.
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This is the first licence issued to a new bank by the Reserve Bank since 1999.
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Applying for a new banking licence in European cities can be a long and arduous process.
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They also set the complex rules by which the issuers and acquirers they licence must abide.
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OTB, famous for its Diesel blue-jeans, holds a licence of the youthful Just Cavalli brand.
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In turn, it pays a licence fee to each of the publications featured within the app.
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Last year Shanghai raised 12bn yuan in licence-plate sales, about 2% of its total revenue.
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"Licence to be Bad" is a powerful tirade, but it is too sweeping in its condemnations.
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Most designs require a runway to take off and land, and a pilot's licence to operate.
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The NBTC will discuss on Wednesday whether to hold another round of bidding for the licence.
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It said it was looking into the licence offers and had yet to make a decision.
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A New Zealand standard A-category firearm licence is issued after a police and background check.
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For this round, it has merged the prequalification process for licence bidders into the bidding process.
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Xiaomi recently won a licence for internet banking and will launch an online-payment service soon.
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The SFC does not publicly announce information about licence approvals and declined Reuters' request for comment.
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Vietnam's largest firm, Vingroup, has applied for a licence to launch a new airline next year.
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And Amazon recently won a licence from the Reserve Bank of India for a digital wallet.
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A British judge in 2018 then granteda probationary 15-month licence which expires on Sept. 25.
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On Monday the U.S. Commerce Department granted Huawei a licence to buy U.S. goods until Aug.
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The business also includes a banking licence as well as about 40 staff, the sources said.
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Pilatus was granted a licence under the current Maltese administration, led by Prime Minister Joseph Muscat.
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Inter-Pacific also holds a bunker fuel supplier licence in Singapore, the world's largest bunkering hub.
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A judge in 2018 then granted Uber a probationary 15-month licence, which expires on Sept.
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The regulator of Uber's most important regional city — London — continues to withhold a full licence renewal.
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Axiata is in discussions with eleven companies as potential partners for the licence, Mohd Izzaddin said.
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Grab, Singtel and Standard Chartered confirmed their interest in a licence but declined to specify details.
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A judge in 2018 then granted Uber a probationary 15-month licence, which expires on Sep.
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This could be fast-tracked when an applicant asks for an extension of an existing licence.
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The government removed two prospective licence areas over environmental concerns expressed by local authorities and environmentalists .
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TfL must also be satisfied that an operator is fit and proper to hold a licence.
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The ride-hailing giant's current (provisional) licence expires tomorrow but there's no return to normality for Uber in its most important European city — with TfL issuing just a two-month extension on its private hire vehicle licence — not a full five-year term, as Uber had hoped.
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That infuriates many, who equate wriggle-room in the rules on resolution with licence to ignore them.
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Estonians abroad lament the red tape involved in even simple tasks like applying for a driving licence.
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The licence applications generally will be denied, according to the restrictions imposed on ZTE and three affiliates.
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I therefore expect banks which are seeking a licence in the euro area to meet our standards.
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The company already works with music labels worldwide to licence usage of their tracks on its platform.
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The government has said a unified licence will put all four telecoms companies on an equal footing.
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For whatever reason, they couldn't get the licence from RCA, meaning there's an atrocious counterfeit version instead.
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As a general rule, drones cannot be flown for money or economic reward without a specific licence.
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One entrepreneur says she has a licence as a messenger but wants to deliver vegetables ordered online.
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Revenue was hit by lower licence income and issues with its purchase of Hewlett Packard Enterprise assets.
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A software licence is a document that provides legal guidelines for the use and distribution of software.
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At present Indonesia operates Lockheed Martin C-130 transporter planes and Spanish CASA planes built under licence.
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Vodafone bid almost £6bn over 150 rounds for its British 3G licence, more than any other firm.
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Issawi denied a political motive, saying some firms had operated without a licence for a long time.
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Tide does this in minutes by scanning a passport or driving licence via the laptop or smartphone.
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A fintech licence, expected to become available next year, should make life even easier for fintech startups.
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The eyewear group said on Thursday it had renewed its licence accord with Tommy Hilfiger until Dec.
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Local officials in Sheffield will now consider a new licence application submitted by the Silicon Valley firm.
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Sadly, Mr Liu, an engineer from Beijing, has had no luck in the capital's licence-plate lottery.
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Just Treatment is now urging the government to use a "crown use" licence to override Vertex's patent.
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The higher costs might offset the benefits from regulatory cost-savings of the licence regime in 2016.
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In the previous week she had helped 20 people from California apply for a Texas driving licence.
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However, this week the Trump administration granted the firm a licence to buy U.S. goods until Aug.
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They are so successful at creating shareholder value that they have a licence to ignore it periodically.
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The Malaysian government is expected to make a decision on renewing its operating licence by mid-August.
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The maximum penalty for failing to obtain a licence is an unlimited fine and seven years' imprisonment.
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Goldman was granted a licence to operate in Malaysia in December 2009 and began pitching for business.
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We are pleased to have resolved these legacy issues relating to our Hong Kong IPO sponsorship licence.
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Any creative licence used is unobtrusive—the drama can be enjoyed without constant googling of the facts.
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Both the Order and the Vatican have their own car licence plates and print their own stamps.
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It had already petitioned to abandon its licence last year, making the PCAOB's disciplinary action mostly symbolic.
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In 2011 the capital introduced a lottery for obtaining new licence plates (six other cities do this).
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It will also revoke her company's licence to operate one of two laboratories where it conducts tests.
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And airlines routinely base aircraft outside of the country in which their operating licence has been granted.
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The basic licence also restricts international operations, which will help prevent capital flight out of the country.
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They would also allow companies to continue exploring in marginal fields even once their licence had expired.
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The Malaysian prime minister's office had said that not renewing Lynas' licence would lead to job losses.
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A proposed media bill would make reporting without a proper licence punishable by three years in jail.
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Though it may face financial penalties, it no longer has an IPO sponsorship licence in Hong Kong.
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Having the besmirched founder out of the picture should help discussions with regulators, including over licence renewals.
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All I was carrying was my useless Ontario driver's licence and a stupid look on my face.
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A company that is still waiting to get its licence from Health Canada is a riskier proposition.
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Software firm Micro Focus declined 5.3% after a higher-than-expected drop in first-half licence revenue.
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Or rather, it kicks off around noon, at a local off licence, buying a cartoon of milk.
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Goldman also reportedly recently applied for a banking licence in Japan to offer corporate cash management services.
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"For day-ahead, this licence is still to be issued by the government," said an EPEX spokeswoman.
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The additional licence in Norway is required because Norway is not a member of the European Union.
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"It's a lot bigger than revoking the licence of a nightclub in a provincial town," Dan said.
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The first betting licence was not granted until 2013 and the market remained mostly empty until 2016.
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Took a long time to hit on LICENCE TO KILT, but man, do I love that one.
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If the US government refuses to grant the licence, it will hurt them in the long run.
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Lekoil had planned to use the money to develop the Ogo field within Oil Prospecting Licence 310.
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Total Access Communication Pcl, owned by Norway's Telenor, won one spectrum licence for $1.20 billion last year.
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The community has rallied around him, watching out for government licence plates or unfamiliar men with beards.
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Such a move was necessary because Safaricom was offering banking services without the necessary licence, he added.
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Meanwhile, Malaysia licence win helped earths explorer Lynas Corp snap three sessions of losses and climb 5%.
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It now has a 70% stake in the field's licence, and state-owned Petoro holds the rest.
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Local lenders Hong Leong Bank and Maybank are also considering bidding for a licence, the people said.
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Lekoil had planned to use the money to develop the Ogo field within Oil Prospecting Licence 310.
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The government last year awarded its first trial 5G licence to Viettel, the country's largest telecommunication company.
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That licence has been replaced by a deal with Kering to develop, manufacture and supply Gucci glasses.
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These include applying for an EU licence in Amsterdam for its Turquoise pan-European share trading platform.
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In normal times, tempers calm and the corporation sails on to its next generous licence-fee settlement.
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He said people during election campaigning had said they worried about the cost of the licence fee.
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He said people during election campaigning had said they worried about the cost of the licence fee.
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Fortescue withdrew a bid for a licence last year in the Alto Minho region after local opposition.
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"Trash tells stories the history books don't, particularly about the lives of ordinary people," Licence told Hyperallergic.
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LONDON, May 1 (Reuters) - Uber's licence in the southern English coastal city of Brighton will not be renewed as the council said the taxi app was not "fit and proper" to hold a licence, citing concerns over a data breach and the use of drivers from outside the area.
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Milan prosecutors allege bribes totalling around $1.1 billion were paid to win the licence to explore the field.
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TfL has today informed Uber that it will not be issued with a private hire operator licence. pic.twitter.
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It may be incompatible with the EU's decision in 2017 to renew glyphosate's licence for use until 2023.
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A move by authorities to licence non-bank lenders has seen nearly 25 percent withdraw from the market.
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What strong credentials did the insurance regulator see in him, enough to hand him the licence in 2012?
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When a licence opens doors to many billions of yuan in cash, money alone cannot be the explanation.
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CMP has requested that the banking authorities withdraw CMP Banque's banking licence, which may occur later in 2016.
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HSBC also has an import licence but was not named by SGE as one of the participating banks.
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Shell and Eni face bribery allegations in a Milan court over the 2011 purchase of an offshore licence.
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Officials in Osaka say the primary school may not receive a licence to operate when construction is completed.
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He works without a licence—the city government has stopped issuing them—and flees when enforcement officers approach.
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A training course costs 5000 riyals, the equivalent of more than $1,300 and includes an international aviation licence.
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Global Witness said its investigations found that DGSM staff were frequently paid by licence applicants to process paperwork.
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But unlike most other functioning adults, this Gulliver also lacks the licence—and indeed the ability—to drive.
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A British judge in 2018 then granted Uber a probationary 15-month licence which expires on Sept. 25.
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The greater the chance that prices will rise above $90, the more the licence can be sold for.
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The British Retail Consortium, a trade body, has suggested that purchases of sulphuric acid should require a licence.
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Those plans will determine the type of licence granted in a process that could take 6-12 months.
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Uber's current licence runs out on September 30th, and TfL's decision not to renew may not be final.
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Tesla is one of a tiny cohort of firms with a licence to lose billions pursuing a dream.
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Earlier this month, local officials said Uber's licence had been suspended after it failed to respond to requests.
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Last year's bottom line was downwardly revised to include a new amortisation method for the video lottery licence.
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In most of the West, unlike in Muslim countries, no licence is currently needed to become an imam.
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Yet California, like many other states, makes it virtually impossible for former prisoners to get a firefighter's licence.
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Around 30% of all jobs in California require a licence, compared with a national average of one-quarter.
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In "Licence to be Bad", Jonathan Aldred, an academic at Cambridge University, casts economists as the modern Gradgrinds.
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It temporarily eased restrictions on Huawei on Tuesday, granting it a licence to buy U.S. goods until Aug.
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In other words, the internet licence comes with something like what lawyers call an active duty of care.
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"Anyone who does not have the appropriate level of English will not be granted a licence," TfL adds.
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Tencent, the world's largest gaming company by revenue, owns the exclusive licence to operate Dungeon & Fighter in China.
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