Sentence examples for extra licence from inspiring English sources

Does coming from the US grant you extra licence to take the piss out of Australians?

It will grant 5,000 extra hunting licences this year and extend the season by a week.

When mobile operators bought their 3G licences, extra spectrum for high-speed data services was often thrown in, and IPwireless's technology uses this spectrum.

The government says the Licensing Act has resulted in 8,000 extra premises gaining a licence to put on live music, an 11% increase on 2007.

Del Dhillon, owner of the Bandit Queen in Dudley, West Midlands, said: "Why should we pay an extra £30,000 for a licence we already have?" Club owners argue that the legislation could infringe their right to property protection.

This could be paid for by an extra levy on off-licence and supermarket sales.

Budget planners think the change could bring in an extra $80m a year from licence fees.

The majority of the sector still backs the switch to DAB, fighting instead for part-funding the extra infrastructure from the BBC licence fee.

Coyle reminded her LSE audience that this had resulted in the negotiation being lumped together with the government's spending review, which led to the BBC being forced to take on extra funding obligations while the licence fee was frozen until 2017.

Internationally, the pressure the BBC is under to commercialise its news service, after being given full funding responsibility for the BBC World Service and extra obligations such as funding licence fees for over-75s, will "exacerbate pressure" for the corporation to compete for advertising and sponsorship outside the UK.

During the frenzied years of economic boom, many local town halls took advantage of the exploding demand for property by granting illegal building licences to raise extra revenue.