Sentence examples for case licence from inspiring English sources

Hired to investigate a scientist (Martin Donovan) by getting to know his daughter (Hilary Duff), his mission is threatened by his tongue-tied uselessness around pretty girls; 007 pictures, heavily satirised herein, are essentially adolescent at heart, so who better to insert behind the licence to kill (or in this case, licence to kick) than an actual adolescent?

Tony Hall, the BBC director general, and other senior executives have already begun making the case for licence fee renewal and negotations with the government may begin as early as this year.

And in some cases the licence is exempted – including some agricultural activities, temporary works and electricity transmission lines.

You can also fish at Dalby Forest in Yorkshire and in the Forest of Dean, but note that fishing permits, and in some cases rod licences, will be required at all sites.

A poetic case for the licence fee.

There's no irresistible case for a licence fee that Lord Reith might recognise today.

He also sees incorporating the World Service as making the case for the licence fee stronger.

He asked the magistrates to impose an interim disqualification and adjourn sentencing so that the "no licence case" from Manchester could be dealt with at the same time.

BBC director general Tony Hall used a speech last week to say the BBC needed to be more aggressive and "less British" about making the case for the licence fee.

But many people now consume its output on computers and tablets.For the past few years the BBC has based its case for the licence fee on its reach.

He explained: "Our audiences, when you ask them, actually think that the case for the licence fee as a method of funding the BBC has gone up and has not gone down.