Sentence examples for cut the licence from inspiring English sources

"There is a simple solution to the culture of over-generous payouts to BBC executives and the corporation's empire-building, which is to cut the licence fee," says the leader, reviving a familiar argument deployed by Rupert Murdoch's media empire against the BBC about the need to clip its wings.

The European commission may now bring forward a new proposal to cut the licence's length, or create a list of "co-formulants" whose use can be limited or banned.

Cuts to BBC income Did you ever in private meetings with anybody from the Tory party urge them to cut the BBC's licence fee and/or to limit its commercial income?

Other clips show Farage argue that the BBC should concentrate on radio programmes rather than television, which he believes would cut the cost of the licence fee to around £40 to £50.

On the negative side, I believe this is equivalent to the biggest ever cut in the licence fee.

Another real-terms cut in the licence fee will inevitably lead to a loss of services or diminution in quality or both," he said.

Another real terms cut in the licence fee will inevitably lead to a loss of services or diminution in quality or both.

"Another real terms cut in the licence fee would lead to a loss of services, or potentially a diminution of quality, or both".

The state government cut the number of gun licences it granted from 70,000 a year to 2,000.

Instead of top-slicing, reduce the licence fee and cut the BBC down to size – with particular focus on its online activities – and put Ofcom back in its box.

Proposing the motion, which would also cut the cost of sex shop licences, Chris Gee told delegates: "It does not mean we will be forcing porn on people".