Sentence examples for higher licence from inspiring English sources

The choice would then be either we take those services off [air] or the government would have to have a higher licence fee".

He is expected to give the corporation a whacking increase, either through a higher licence fee or through a supplement on those who subscribe to digital.

As the most politically painful part, the tax increases bring in only $2.1 billion (mainly through reinstating higher licence fees on cars, and adding an extra 50 cents to each packet of cigarettes).

Scorn has been a regular feature of their sports coverage on news24 and Breakfast TV which alienates viewers - especially at a time when they are pleading for a higher licence fee whilst consistently dumming down everything claiming to be doing the opposite.

"The choice would be: either we take those services off or the government would have to have a higher licence fee," he said in reference to BBC Four - the arts and culture channel - and the BBC's children's stations.

"Either you have a low penalty - in which case the evasion rates would go up and everyone would have to pay a higher licence fee - or a penalty which is higher and more difficult to pay," he said.

In the opening episode, there is only one of the big-budget jump-cuts – with the presenter starting a paragraph in Israel and ending it in Egypt – that were standard in such programmes in days of higher licence-fee settlements and air-miles accounts.

It also said higher licencing fees should be put in place for higher risk credit businesses, and the regulator should also be given the power to ban harmful products.

When the company does eventually get 5G into its iPhones, the technology comes with higher licencing costs than 4G which will drive up prices.

In his view, the aim should be to get the most telephone connections rather than the highest licence fees.

"It breaks down on a daily basis and has to be manned 24/7 by staff, which breaches the high secure licence".