Sentence examples for beyond the licence from inspiring English sources

The BBC is bounded by the rationality of being a public sector organisation (Hundreds of jobs to go at a leaner and simpler BBC, 1 July) and needs to think beyond the licence fee and the vendetta of MPs fuelled by a dotty ideology from the School of Murdoch.

In the case of returning series, the BBC will have the opportunity to renew the exclusive licence for all previous series while the programme is still being commissioned (save that for any renewals beyond the first licence renewal (ie 7 years), the holdback relating to television sales by the independent producer in the UK shall be limited to public service broadcasters).

"We will take every application on its merits, there isn't a blanket ban, but we would not generally look at issuing a licence beyond 0200 GM T.

He relinquished his agent's licence soon after the Panorama programme, thereby putting himself beyond the FA's jurisdiction.

In the trade, this is known as declaring "force majeure", which stops the clock ticking on the licence due to events beyond the explorer's control.

A poetic case for the licence fee.

Compared with the licence fee of £145.50.

It gets its revenue from the licence fee.

The BBC's director of television has refused to guarantee that BBC4 will stay on air beyond the next licence fee settlement following the decision to make sister channel BBC3 online only.

Beyond the legality of the licences, the increasingly accepted culture of "adventurous living" is a slippery slope for housing in general.

The Moriarty tribunal of inquiry concluded it was "beyond doubt" that Lowry gave what it termed "substantive information to Denis O'Brien, of significant value and assistance to him in securing the licence".