Sentence examples for fair licence from inspiring English sources

It's a fundamentally fair licence, and you don't have to worry about somebody else then coming along and taking advantage of your work.

Tea production lost ground to India and Sri Lanka during the crisis and has since been hit by pay demands and by the loss of some British "fair trade" licences.

But because FRAND is in the eye of the beholder, an owner of an SEP may still demand more than others think is fair for a licence, and spark hostilities.Although it let the Motorola deal go ahead, the DoJ compared Google unflatteringly with Apple and Microsoft.

It amounts to 4% of the population, and a fair chunk of licence-fee payers – and yet they are barely catered for by the BBC.

Or just artistic licence?

The film uses a fair amount of artistic licence.

Ofcom insist that the new approach is aimed at determining a fair value for each licence as well as bringing clarity and transparency to the process.

Cameron insisted he was a supporter of the BBC, describing the licence fee deal as fair and "certainly not one that James Murdoch supported".

Licence to suspend intelligence and fair judgment, and any faculties that restrict anger, confusion or prejudice from being unleashed against a clear target.

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To offer the savings account he wants with full Financial Services Compensation Schemeprotection, Fair Finance will either need a banking licence, and that will take substantially more capital than it currently has, or to find a licensed partner willing to provide the account.