temporary licence
collocation in Englishmeaningsoftemporaryandlicence
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temporary
adjective
uk/ˈtem.pər.ər.i/us/ˈtem.pə.rer.i/
not lasting or needed for ...
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licence
noun
uk/ˈlaɪ.səns/us/ˈlaɪ.səns/
an official document that gives you permission to own, do, or use something, usually after you have paid money and/or taken ...
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(Definition oftemporaryandlicencefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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There were 244,000 releases ontemporarylicencein 2000.
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That is the purpose of granting release ontemporarylicence.
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New conditions governing the release of prisoners ontemporarylicencewere introduced in 1995.
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The operator of the mobile shop then loses histemporarylicence.
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It will only be atemporarylicenceextending over a period of three months.
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For that reason, we have recently introduced a new scheme of release ontemporarylicence.
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This is concerned with the duration for which atemporarylicencewill run.
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The new scheme of release ontemporarylicenceis more sharply focused than its predecessors.
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Some prisoners are automatically excluded from release ontemporarylicenceand would not, therefore, be risk assessed.
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Information on the number of 18-year-old prisoners released ontemporarylicencein 2001 is shown in the table.
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Following a thorough risk assessment, some prisoners already attend hospital appointments without an escort under thetemporarylicencescheme.
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To obtain even atemporarylicencerequires a meeting of a sub-committee and getting hold of an individual.
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The condition was introduced to assist in discouraging improper behaviour by prisoners who were released ontemporarylicence.
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I also ask if it is not possible at once to give some sort oftemporarylicenceto those who are willing to broadcast information.
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In imposing such restrictions, each case must be considered individually as part of a risk assessment procedure applied to all releases ontemporarylicence.
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The team was quite clear that the benefits of the project long outlasted thetemporarylicence, particularly in terms of self-esteem and skills learned.
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Risk assessments on prisoners are prepared at prisons for a variety of purposes, including categorisation, sentence planning, release ontemporarylicenceand home detention curfew.
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Atemporarylicencewill be issued when a person buys a vehicle, new or second hand, or wants renewal of a licence.
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It is now the case that life sentenced prisoners do not qualify for release ontemporarylicenceuntil they have moved to open conditions.
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The consumption of alcohol by prisoners released ontemporarylicenceis also a serious cause of concern to communities close to prisons.
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That condition was introduced as part of a number of measures to discourage inappropriate behaviour by prisoners released ontemporarylicence.
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In those circumstances, it was thought appropriate to limit the duration of atemporarylicencefairly drastically, and the six-week period seemed about right.
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Two years later the first route commenced on atemporarylicencefrom the air transport inspectorate.
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It is quite clear that atemporarylicencecannot be revoked or varied by a local authority during its term except by agreement of the operator.
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In other words, the licensing authority, if it thinks fit, can provide a very speedy system of atemporarylicence, even without the committee having to meet.
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