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Meanings of have a licence in English

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Usage of have a licence in English
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Under the 1996 law, horse-owners in designated areas must have a licence.
The Irish Times
2
How can TV Licensing check whether I have a licence or need one?
BBC
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No nightclubs in the Iraqi capital have a licence, he added.
The Irish Times
4
The government does have a licence to use CovidCard technology.
Radio NZ
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People must have a licence to own guns, and the licence requires background checks.
The Guardian
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Its practitioners have a licence to say what others can't.
The Guardian
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But the team in Edinburgh do not have a licence to carry out the experiment.
Radio NZ
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It does now have a licence for some of its shows, but the tradition continues.
The Guardian
9
Anyway to complicate things, you must have a licence.
The Irish Times
10
The company that wishes to sponsor you will have to have a licence to do so.
The South African
11
As before, anyone watching or recording TV programmes as they are broadcast must have a licence.
BBC
12
NZTA said it understood how important it was to have a licence - especially for getting work.
Radio NZ
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The UK company that wishes to sponsor you will have to have a licence to do so.
The South African
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And the negligence of people that have a licence but are not looking after their firearms properly.
Radio NZ
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You don't need to have a licence.
Reuters
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If we were stopped, at least I have a licence, with all this shoplifting we have nowadays.
The Human Factor
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