Sentence examples for class licence from inspiring English sources

The BBC has fiercely resisted any moves towards subscription, saying it would cost £500m to implement and would lead to "first and second class" licence fee payers.

"You get into first and second class licence fee payers, you would be taking stuff away from people which they value," said.

The BBC has long resisted any move towards subscription, arguing that it would be too costly to introduce and would lead to "first and second class" licence fee payers.

BBC strategy chief James Purnell has warned that any move to introduce subscription payments for its services would lead to "first and second class" licence fee payers and cost £500m to implement.

Verdict: The BBC has warned against subscription services, suggesting they would mean "first and second class" licence fee payers (and could, eventually, sound the death knell for the licence fee).

BBC strategy chief James Purnell said two years ago that any move to introduce "subscription payments for its services would lead to "first and second class" licence fee payers and cost £500m to implement".

It said it has sold 10 Cortex-M class licences.

"You get into first- and second-class licence fee payers, you would be taking stuff away from people which they value," he said in April.

The BBC's director of strategy and digital James Purnell has warned against any move to introduce subscription payments, saying it would lead to "first- and second-class" licence fee payers and cost £500m to implement.

However, BBC strategy chief James Purnell last week said any move to introduce subscription payments for its services would lead to "first- and second-class" licence fee payers and cost £500m to implement.

Keeping blue-faced honeyeaters in an aviary in New South Wales requires a Class 2 Licence.