Sentences with phrase «licences selling to people»

Speaking to the Daily Mirror, Mr Brown said: «One thing that worries me most is the number of shops and off - licences selling to people under 18.

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«We are getting a proliferation of people applying for [wine producers] licences and they can then go out and buy grapes, contract made, contract bottled and effectively sell it to the retail market at cost and claim a 29 per cent rebate back from the government.»
Our American cousins just found that there's quite an active business in selling the location of people's cars, collected by companies scanning licence plates for cars to repossess.
For example, a person who is just a few grams over the legal limit will probably be diverted out of the legal system, whereas a person selling it at street level in large quantities without paying the taxes or having a licence to do so will receive a much harsher sentence.
There may be administrative reasons for doing it in this two - step way (one step forward, one step back — except that when you finish you're short a licence fee), rather than simply providing that every person who sells cattle shall pay $ 2 per head to the Association.
We therefore require the individual to have: A proven track record in selling to the public in a business to business environment either in person or by telephone Experience of working to financial targets and KPI's Proficiency to a very high standard in English and Maths A Full clean UK manual driving licence (minimum 12 months) We want a person who is hungry and can motivate themselves to deliver their best on a daily basis no matter what the days throws at them.
A commissioned sales person, who happens to hold a real estate sales person licence, who views his / her mission in life as one being to sell, sell, sell, real estate, for the sake of commissions (the more the better), as opposed to consulting with, listening to, and thereby assisting, clients with their sales and purchases of real property, are simply unprofessional behaviourists.
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