Sentence examples for competition licence from inspiring English sources

At the start of 1968, he suddenly realised that he had forgotten to renew his international competition licence.

Some of those members are racers whose subscription provides them with a competition licence; others just enjoy being part of the phenomenon.

As you would expect official team and competition licences are in short supply.

How would a merger affect competition for ITV licences and will other ITV licensees be adversely constrained?

You can't expect to just squat on a licence in our competition," he said on Wednesday.

Michael Grade chose the same event to renew his argument that C4 should be funded by the licence fee, removing competition for advertising – a suggestion briskly rejected by its top team.

A factor suggested for the poor takings were fierce competition at the cinema, with Licence to Kill released alongside Lethal Weapon 2; Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade (starring former Bond, Sean Connery) and Batman.

Though UEFA plans a club-licensing system (no licence, no UEFA competitions), in the end, as Mr Aigner accepts, "we rule by consent".

Online betting companies who overturn gamblers' winning bets using loopholes buried in the small print of their websites face losing their licences, after the competition regulator launched a probe into the industry.

A: For the last five years, all clubs wanting to play in the Champions or Europa League competitions have needed a Uefa licence.

The idea is to offer competitively priced bets, generating revenue from the mark-up on bet pricing, the "rake" on paid competition entries, data sales and licencing plus a franchisable business model.