Licence and Title

Licence

Licence noun - A legal document giving official permission to do something.

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Title and licence are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Title" instead a noun "Licence".

Title noun - A word or combination of words by which a person or thing is regularly known.

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Licence and title are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Licence" instead a noun "Title".

Nearby Words: titled, titular, titling

Licence to Kill shows that Franz Sanchez is the true dictator of Isthmus, and the guy who has the title of "El Presidente" is just a figurehead.

Source: Authority in Name Only
Licence to Kill features a fictionalised version of Panama, the "Republic of Isthmus", complete with Noriega analogue in the form of the main villain, Franz Sanchez, who reminds the puppet President for Life of the last two words of his title after his escape from prison.

Source: Useful Notes / Panama
Much of India's military equipment is Soviet/Russian in origin (hence the "Iglas" in the title, the Igla being a Russian man-portable SAM), sometimes licence-built, with India continuing to buy mostly Russian today.

Source: Useful Notes / Indians with Iglas