Sentence examples for bulk licence from inspiring English sources

Heriot Watt markets its product to LEAs through a not-for profit subsidiary, Scholar Forum, negotiating bulk licence fees that work out at about £1,500-£2,000 a school.

That, she says, would have earned Hall the respect and the support of BBC staff, the unions and the "vast bulk of licence fee payers".

The BBC admits the main reason for closing BBC3 on television and halving the programming budget is to save £30m to re-spend on BBC1 – the channel that already receives the bulk of our licence fee.

Majestic Wine, the bulk-order off-licence, bought Naked Wines for £70m in April and installed the online specialist's founder, Rowan Gormley as chief executive.

Britain's BG and Norway's Statoil have won licences to exploit the bulk of the gas found so far.

Getting the technical aspects right, such as publishing data in bulk machine-readable formats under open licences is a necessary first step.

Under postal market reforms, rivals can apply for a licence to collect, sort and deliver bulk mail.

(Although she gave one example of a bulk dataset being a list of people with firearms licences).

In future, the bulk of the channel's funding will come from the licence fee and Mr Lewis said an agreement with the BBC "protects the editorial and managerial independence of S4C".

This amount is currently around £6.7m per year, while the bulk of S4C's annual funding (around £76m) has come from the BBC licence fee since April 2013.

The legislature in New Hampshire (motto: "Live free or die") recently considered a bill that would have allowed shops that already had licences to sell beer and wine to buy spirits in bulk from the state monopoly and resell them.