Sentence examples for decent licence from inspiring English sources
But once you start promoting commissioning and production policies in terms of job creation and economic impact - as both the BBC and Channel 4 do - you run the risk of being pulled hither and thither in order to maintain the political consensus (and a decent licence fee settlement).
A game based on the latest Terminator film is not that enticing a prospect: McG's noisy blockbuster is by all accounts a stinker, and decent movie licences are a famously rare breed.
I try to search out more unusual wines – I'm into Austrian wines at the moment – but I don't see why you should have to spend a lot of money on a bottle: in most decent off-licences, you can get an extremely good one for less than a tenner.
Reversing this trend is now key to winning a decent settlement in the next licence fee negotiations and, critically, its next charter.
The BBC's director of policy and strategy, John Tate said: "Sky should do the decent thing and stop charging licence fee payers to carry BBC services that, in reality, underpin their ability to generate enormous profits.
Graduates face an uncertain job market, more uncertain still after Brexit, at a time when the value of a university education has been shrunk to a licence to get a decent job.
It's an Italian restaurant that Luciano and the Martinez Brothers regularly visit, a decent little joint close to an avenue of cheap off-licences, club memorabilia stores and novelty blow-up sex doll emporia.
As decent script-writers were hard to find at the time, the German producers were given the licence to utilise (re-use) scripts from the British series.
On the same street, Mi Thai is a decent spot for Asian cuisine (it's next door to the superbly named – and stocked – off-licence, Drinkstore).
Motorbike licence required.
