Examples of using Licences in English and their translations into Turkish
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
On 1 January 2016 new Turkish laws concerning driving licences were implemented.
We're in the Musicians' Guild. Come on, licences, quick.
Come on, licences, quick. We're in the Musicians' Guild.
Do you have any other licences?
We're bidding for two radio licences, at least. We can't afford to upset the government.
There are currently 1,034 taxi licences in the Croatian capital, and the number is now set to increase by 270.
We can't afford to upset the government. We're bidding for two radio licences, at least.
I had to go down to the courthouse and stand in line with ordinary people wanting fishing licences and learner's permits.
receive import, export and transit licences electronically, enhancing the speed and cost efficiency of cross-border transactions processing.
It might have been irresponsible to put a weapon in my hand, but people would get hunting licences, they didn't even have a gun.
The defendants also allegedly signed contracts with firms that lacked the expertise and licences needed for dismantling munitions.
2,710 vehicles were disqualified from traffic and 76 drivers had their driving licences seized.
The majority of municipalities within BiH are not fast enough in providing licences and efficient procedures for foreign investment in oil deposits.
One for post office, two for hunting licences… three for county maintenance.
import/export licences.
Tyrgyztan, firearms licences for my employees, contracts to provide security for Centas Industries in the Bukek district,
with Whent as CEO, won one of two UK cellular telephone network licences; the other going to British Telecom.
How he's gonna renovate hotels, and see who shows up We're gonna let Carmine show the sheik Atlantic City, that's who we're gonna go after. and whoever the sheik pays off for licences and casinos.
A licence for the purchase of gunpowder, signed by your son.
She doesn't even have her licence.