Driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence?

Hey, what does this sentence mean? And is that the same as "driving otherwise in accordance with licence?

And the second sentence:"the funds are not otherwise available"; what does this mean, esp. "otherwise"? I am always confused about the meaning of it.
Thanks!

The Collins dictionary says '"otherwise than" means in any other way than', so I take it to mean 'Driving in a way not in accordance with a licence'.

Not a teacher.

What is the source of the sentence about driving, ZOEYW?

http://www.trafficdefencelawyer.com/driving-otherwise-than-in-accordance-with-a-licence.htm Here is the source.

bhaisahab said:

What is the source of the sentence about driving, ZOEYW?

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Thanks a lot! Then how about the second "Otherwise" mean, is the same as "otherwise than" in the first sentence? The sentence is found on Free Dictionary. com

Matthew Wai said:

The Collins dictionary says '"otherwise than" means in any other way than', so I take it to mean 'Driving in a way not in accordance with a licence'.

Not a teacher.

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"otherwise in accordance with"?

Can I substitute "otherwise in accordance with" for "not in accordance with..." ? Thanks!

It should mean 'the funds are not available in a way different from the mentioned one', according to http://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/otherwise Definition#3
I take it to mean 'the funds are available only in the mentioned way'.

Not a teacher.

Re: "otherwise in accordance with"?

We need some context to be able to judge.

Re: "otherwise in accordance with"?

For instance, I want to express"a format of an official file does not necessarily follow a certain form like bold headline 12 fonts." Then, can I say The format of ABC file is required to be otherwise in accordance with XYZ form?

bhaisahab said:

We need some context to be able to judge.

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Re: "otherwise in accordance with"?

ZOEYW said:

For instance, I want to express"a format of an official file does not necessarily follow a certain form like bold headline 12 fonts." Then, can I say The format of ABC file is required to be otherwise in accordance with XYZ form?

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No, that makes no sense.

It is required to be in accordance.

It might be acceptable with the wrong font if it meets all the other criteria - if it is otherwise in accordance.

Re: "otherwise in accordance with"?

I find the use of "otherwise" in the driving licence example rather odd. In BrE, I think the police/courts use "Driving other than in accordance with ..." - "other than" not "otherwise than".