Sentence examples for convenience interest from inspiring English sources

The Commission's responsibility at all times is to measure applications by the standard of 'public convenience, interest, or necessity.' The Commission originally found respondent's application inconsistent with the public interest because of an erroneous view regarding the law of Pennsylvania.

Since the beginning of regulation under the Act of 1927 comparative considerations have governed the application of standards of 'public convenience, interest, or necessity' laid down by the law.

The Commission, if public convenience, interest, or necessity will be served thereby, subject to the limitations of this chapter, shall grant to any applicant therefor a station license provided for by this chapter.

The Radio Act of 1927 established a system in which the government owned the airwaves; rather than broadcast itself, however, it would grant licenses for locations on the spectrum to private companies, though only — fateful phrase — "if public convenience, interest or necessity will be served thereby".

The authority of the Commission to grant licenses 'as public convenience, interest or necessity requires' was limited by the nature of radio communications, and by the scope, character, and quality of the services to be rendered and the relative advantages to be derived through distribution of facilities.

At this point the Commission was again charged with the duty of judging the application in the light of 'public convenience, interest, or necessity.' The fact that in its first disposition the Commission had committed a legal error did not create rights of priority in the respondent, as against the later applicants, which it would not have otherwise possessed.

Low-income consumers rely on these stores as a source of food, since they offer convenience, interest-free credit and smaller, more affordable packages.

'Well-being' is defined from a person perspective as health, safety, comfort, convenience, satisfaction, interest and enjoyment; and in practice organisational terms as performance with regard to productivity, quality, flexibility and effectiveness.

Convenience-store interests already have started questioning Gottlieb's legal ability to restrict the sale of e-cigarettes to a specific type of store.

Last Thursday, inboxes around the world were flooded with crude PDF documents promoting the stock of the Prime Time Group, a tiny Florida company with cellphone and convenience-store interests, among others.

are consistent with the public interest, convenience, and necessity.