Sentence examples for direct licences from inspiring English sources

Instead of making licensing less complex, music services now have to figure out which of the four newly formed licensing companies each major publisher is affiliated with and then negotiate a licence with each, while at the same time negotiating direct licences with each of the national collection societies as before.

"In the future, we may decide that we need to open a full subsidiary or obtain a direct banking licence in Ireland or another EU country".

The BBC has also fiercely resisted any attempt to give Channel 4 a direct slice of licence fee money.

Even if most of Clarkson's cash didn't come direct from the BBC licence fee – the ultimate basis of his fortune was still an old BBC brand.

She explains that she has always paid for the licence by direct debit, but a couple of payments this year didn't go through because she had no money in her bank account.

They also reveal that TKAs have a negative direct effect on performance, except licences.

I have paid my TV licence by monthly direct debit.

For example, if you cover your TV licence by quarterly direct debit it costs an extra £5 a year, but a monthly direct debit won't.

"Spot Sales" means the direct or indirect sale or licence to third parties in English and other languages of individual items of content we have acquired for such purpose and/or published or broadcast in the Licensed Products.

In Channel 4's case Smith insisted the ITC renegotiate its licence, pledging to direct 30% of programme commissions outside London by 2002, and reinstate multi-cultural programmes in peak time.

It was supposed to report last autumn, but the leaked idea of replacing the licence fee with direct taxation ( a move Dyke has championed before) was opposed by other members of the group and has already been rejected by David Cameron.