| This would allow licenced fox hunts to continue if they can prove they perform an essential role in rural areas. |
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| Eel pots, long lines, coghill nets, fyke nets and traps are licenced by the Boards. |
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| They had licenced security guards at the gates confiscating any alcohol or drugs found upon entry. |
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| It is an offence to use a taxi rank unless you are a licenced hackney carriage, so why do cars flout this law? |
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| We obtain our witblits from a licenced distiller who is one of the very few legal distillers in the country. |
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| Just because they offer a certificate of authenticity doesn't mean it's officially licenced. |
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| This place is more a noshery than a quick-eat diner and has the advantage of being licenced to remain open for 24 hours a day. |
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| In case of any loss of air pressure within the above mentioned time limit, remedy should be made by a licenced workshop. |
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| In 1996, there were 6,271 businesses that were licenced to sell firearms or ammunition. |
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| The applicant must agree to obtain the materials and have the eligible work done by a contractor licenced by the Régie du bâtiment du Québec. |
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| Every day, millions of people across five continents access investment information based on data feeds licenced from Morningstar. |
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| It prohibits these activities unless licenced by the Commissioner of Police. |
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| Fisheries regulations require that lobster pots are tagged with an identification number that is associated with a licenced lobster harvester. |
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| The plant will have the licenced capacity to process 13,000 tonnes of crushed animal bones into 3000 tonnes of ossein and 6000 tonnes of dicalcium phosphate. |
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| As early as 1 November 1858 Matthew and Robert Faulkner, who were licenced victuallers and cordial manufacturers in Adelaide, had to appear in the Court of Insolvency. |
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| If you're doing that sort of activity you need to be licenced, and we'd prefer to be neutral in our approach to the particular medium that you're using to do that. |
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| In order to be licenced to drive a private car the individual should be seizure free for one year under medication. |
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| Records show that the pilot was licenced and certified to conduct the flight. |
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| The UK government has green-lighted the first licenced GM Maize crop. |
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| Normally the information we register should be certified by a licenced veterinary. |
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| A licenced harvester or dealer is required to record captures or purchases in a log book and submit an annual return form. |
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| We are not persuaded, however, that the particular identity of the licenced agent and broker who do the monitoring is material. |
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| Operation of the motorcycle without formal training in the correct riding techniques that are necessary to become licenced is dangerous and may lead to loss of motorcycle control and an accident. |
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| A group of men, licenced by the American Graphophone Company to sell graphophones in Washington, D. C., established the Columbia Phonograph Company. |
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| The company has also signed a six-month, 80MW contract in Panama, under which it will provide power as a licenced generator to the Panamanian wholesale-electricity market. |
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| Authorities can then know which licenced owner owns the firearm. |
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| Even in December, 2008, therefore, Mr. Wong was confused about the various possible roles under the Act, and which one he had actually applied to be licenced for. |
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| If you use peer-to-peer sites, make sure that you use the most current versions of anti-virus and firewall software programs that are licenced with the manufacturer. |
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| Those who bait badgers may kill foxes as well but they are rarely members of the red-jacketed hunting fraternity or the licenced shooters who go deer stalking. |
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| The series will be broadcast during 1999-2000 and will be aimed at licenced pilots and other aviation participants, as well as the general public. |
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| While acting as a Third Party Administrator between RBC Insurance and T. J. Manufacturing Ltd, representatives of this firm believed their needs were being serviced by a duly licenced person. |
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| The company employed two licenced engineers and two apprentice engineers. |
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| Possession of unstamped tobacco is regulated in Canada and is restricted to persons licenced under the Excise Act, 2001 and who are permitted to possess that tobacco product. |
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| The deceased were engaged by the licenced craker unit for making fireworks for temple festivals in the summer months in the area. |
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| When the key is later reconnected to the server, the licenced features controlled by this key will automatically become available again to other networked users. |
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| The other group specified includes licenced medicines clonazepam, diazepam, lorazepam, oxazepam, temazepam, morphine, methadone and the unlicensed drug flunitrazepam. |
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| In fact the city centre site boasts queen-size beds, en suite bathrooms, a licenced restaurant and conference facilities, all despite being a youth hostel. |
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| The Gladiator star scored a narrow 4-3 victory in a vote to remove 60 of the one-armed bandits from the licenced premises of the South Sydney league club. |
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