Sentence examples for funding licence from inspiring English sources

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.

It added that in May the government temporarily suspended funding licences for the Lawyers Collective, citing alleged violations under the FCRA.

The CO2 emissions are 132g/km and that puts the Road Fund Licence at £110.

As for the emissions, this engine is rated at 109g/km and that means a Road Fund Licence of just £20.

Originally, the proceeds of vehicle duty went to a fund for the building and maintenance of roads (people still refer to the "road fund licence").

Delegates asked technical and often rather ponderous questions about compliance with the tax code, small business rates, the road fund licence tax disc, and so on.

Churchill's Road Fund Licence in the 1920s is one example of how earmarked taxes do not stay earmarked for long.The primary policy issue in all health-care systems is supply-side inefficiency.

Body that regulates the MoT test, formed by a merger of the Vehicle Inspectorate and Traffic Area Network vehicle tax not "road fund licence" (abolished in 1937) or "road tax", which tend to be used by petrolheads to suggest, wrongly, that this duty is hypothecated for road maintenance.

We now had three systems, each with their own funding stream – licence fee, advertising and pay.

The BBC's unique funding by licence fee has given it a measure of protection from instituting cutbacks.

It meant the BBC accepted a 16% cut in real-terms funding, pegging licence fee income at about £3.6bn until 2017 while taking on extra funding commitments, including the World Service.