Sentence examples for global licences from inspiring English sources

When Ek wasn't overseeing a handful of engineers in a converted three-room flat above a coffee shop, he was out trying to secure global licences from record labels.

They have held jobs as management consultants and investment bankers (or both); one worked down a mine, another restructured a succession of companies.The four are quietly confident that their success will continue: "Stanford provides you with your global driver's licence," says one.

Prior to its bankruptcy, ISMM looked after distribution of television rights for the 2002 and 2006 World Cups, excluding Europe and the US, on Fifa's behalf, while the related company ISL Worldwide administered global distribution of marketing licences for the two competitions.

Global's valuable national licence, Classic FM, has been extended by a few years but in return the company will be expected to make a significant contribution to the huge cost of extending the DAB transmitter network.

UK embryo licence draws global attention.

Brazil cultivated transnational issue coalitions with NGOs as well as other states in the global south and granted compulsory licences for the local production of generic ARVs.

"The first is how you make sure that the BBC maintains its position as the gold standard for quality in British and global broadcasting, whilst managing the licence fee settlement.

Microsoft said the donation to Heartland was confined to its global programme to provide free software licences to non-profits.

"There is a real demand for UK content at the moment and this role will be critical in ensuring that we exploit maximum value in global markets from our programmes, formats, licences and merchandising".

He has also threatened to blacklist any oil company that does business up north from applying for licences down south.But the global recession may be helping the Kurds.

In the US, BP only recently had a ban lifted on applying for new oil licences but still made first-quarter global profits of almost £2bn.