Sentence examples for a smaller licence from inspiring English sources

He also conceded: "There may indeed be a case for a smaller licence fee".

If we had a smaller, more focused BBC we could have a smaller licence fee – or we could pay for the corporation from general taxation.

Bradshaw told an audience of TV executives in Cambridge yesterday that there may "be a case for a smaller licence fee" and said of the BBC Trust: "I don't think it's a sustainable model".

Last night's RTS Cambridge Convention speech by Ben Bradshaw was something of a watershed moment, with the culture secretary saying there may "be a case for a smaller licence fee".

Bradshaw has since indicated that he accepted parts of Murdoch's critique, using his first major speech at a Royal Television Society conference last week to say that: "There may indeed be a case for a smaller licence fee".

Earlier, Bradshaw told an audience of TV executives that there may "be a case for a smaller licence fee" and said of the BBC Trust: "I don't think it's a sustainable model".

When the Trust suggested a hybrid model of smaller licence fee with some services subject to subscription fees, a majority (53 per cent) were opposed and 38 per cent scored it as negatively as possible.

Broadcasting House would be better embracing irrelevance – and thus a smaller role and smaller licence fee – on the peripheries of niche provision.

It's pocket change to get a small bar licence compared with what it once cost.

In a statement, it said: "The council is keen to maximise the regeneration potential that a small casino licence can bring to the city.

Swansea was one of eight cities in the UK to be granted a small casino licence under legislation passed in 2005.