Sentence examples for generous licence from inspiring English sources

The Dyke era was also assisted by a very generous licence fee settlement.

The prospects for a generous licence fee settlement in 2013 are not good, whoever is in government.

Bolstered by a generous licence fee settlement, Dyke moves main news from 9pm to the 10pm slot vacated by ITV and allocates £115m extra a year to BBC1, a 15% increase.

Yentob is associated with an earlier era of free-spending at the BBC, when the corporation benefited from a series of generous licence-fee settlements.

The payments have been revealed in a report by the National Audit Office NAOO) which criticised the corporation for being too generous with licence fee payers' money.

Icac will also examine claims that Eddie Obeid influenced public officials to allow generous water licences for a coal-rich Hunter Valley property owned by his family.

In between, in 1996, John Birt argued successfully as director general for a generous increase in the licence fee to counter subscription TV.

In the last couple of years, the BBC has been granted everything on its wish-list: a generous and long-term licence fee settlement; approval for new digital channels that compete with commercial offerings in an already crowded market; retention of its unique self-governing status; and now, thanks to Ms Jowell, the promise of an inflation-adjusted £2.5 billion a year in near-perpetuity.

This material – a rich, publicly funded archive of the nation's collective cultural memory – would have been put online under a generous, creative commons-style licence for Britons to download, share, remix and re-contextualise decades' worth of material both beloved and forgotten.

Of course, most WLL systems require their own dedicated radio frequencies, but regulators have been fairly generous with these selling enough licences to competing WLL operators at a fraction of the prices paid by mobile-phone operators.

Young people like the teen taking the driving-licence test are usually not only fluent in German; they often speak no Turkish.The German man giving the exam could well feel that Germany was generous in offering its national driving-licence exam in so many languages.