Sentence examples for in which licence from inspiring English sources

The alternative emerging as the frontrunner is some sort of "John Lewis" model, in which licence fee payers become owners of the corporation – although the thinking on this concept is in the early stages.

With the BBC's royal charter coming up for renewal in 2016, Shapps suggested there were "lots of different ways" in which licence fee-payers' money could be used to fund public service broadcasting.

With the BBC's royal charter coming up for renewal in 2016, he also suggested that there were "lots of different ways" in which licence fee-payers' money could be used to fund public service broadcasting and said that the £145.50 annual fee would be "too much" if it failed to reform.

"Our interpretations are in line with FDA [Food and Drug Administration which licences drugs in the US] which does not allow Roche to claim Tamiflu reduces the risk of complications.

Recent high-profile Indian corruption scandals have included the 2G scam – named after the mobile telephone technology for which licences in India were allegedly sold off at cut-price rates in return for kickbacks – and allegations of fraud in preparations for the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi.

That is the year in which the licence for Global's only national asset, Classic FM, will expire.

The way in which the licence fee, nothing more or less than a poll tax, is divvied up between channels demands urgent overhaul.

The game is developed by Niantic, but Nintendo has a financial stake in The Pokémon Company, which licences the franchise.

The Food and Drug Administration, which licences medicines in the US, believes the Ebola drug trials should be set up in west Africa on the "gold standard" model designed to provide a conclusive answer as to whether they have an effect.

Defenders of the law say that, whatever its flaws, it is better than the status quo in which broadcasting licences were at the discretion of the government.

However, that was a pretty extreme case in which the licence-holders had not paid a £150,000 fine which Ofcom had imposed and there were 48 separate breaches of Ofcom's Broadcasting Code by Bang over a 19-month period.