Sentence examples for back to licence from inspiring English sources

Why is digital switchover money not going back to licence fee payers?

If we want to make more money to give back to licence-payers, we should be out there championing the BBC around the world, not playing petty point-scoring with it at home".

"It goes back to the licence fee payers being our owners.

The BBC will have to prove it is giving viewers value for money and consult them over major changes to its schedules, under a shake-up designed to give power back to the licence fee payer.

In turn, BBC Worldwide's commercial activities give almost £230m annually back to the licence fee-funded BBC, and the organisation pledged to provide £1bn over five years from the 2014/15 financial year.

At the end of February, following the Lausanne audit, the governing body took the unprecedented step of referring Astana back to the licence commission – a four-man body presided over by Pierre Zappelli, a former Swiss High Court judge – stating an initial audit contained "compelling grounds to refer the matter to the licence commission and request the Astana Pro Team licence be revoked".

On the question of giving money back to the licence fee payers rather than spending it on a replacement ITV regional news service, as advocated by the BBC, a trust spokesman said: "This isn't a giveaway, it is a giveback to licence fee payers whose money, after all, we are talking about".

The officer then tells him: "I'm going to go back (to check his licence), and why don't you slow down a little bit for me.

Rona Fairhead admitted on Tuesday that her role might be abolished in a shake-up of the way the BBC is governed, but gave her backing to the licence fee as the best way of funding the corporation.

He renounced his Australian citizenship, returned his passport and Medicare card to the Australian Commonwealth, and sent his driver's licence back to the chief minister of the Australian Capital Territory, where he then lived.

Perhaps spurred on by the giddy realisation that people in high places do actually read their internet musings, the keyboard warriors took their concerns to print, and amidst the turmoil last season, sent an angry letter to the club instructing Sage to sell the club or "forfeit the Perth Glory FC franchise licence back to Football Federation Australia".