Sentence examples for initial licence from inspiring English sources

Henry also believes that Ofcom needs to adopt a more flexible approach to allowing local TV operators to vary their programming commitments from their initial licence agreements as the fledgling operations adjust to be commercially viable.

With each company only getting an initial licence for two years, this level of uncertainty is said to be putting off some football leagues from making their choice.

The bill proposes supervision for offenders serving sentences of less than 12 months - there would be an initial licence period then an extended period of supervision, amounting to 12 months in total.

The Vikings were overlooked when the initial set of licences were awarded in 2008, losing out to Salford and Celtic Crusaders, but have worked tirelessly to ensure this year's application would be accepted.

Security forces are trying to trace the Glock semi-automatic pistol used by Sonboly, who probably bought it through the black market as he did not have a licence, and initial reports say the gun had its serial number erased and may once have been deactivated.

This allows small craft breweries to operate under fewer restrictions than a microbrewery, and does not require the initial capital that other licencing may.

Owners of cannabis dispensaries lined up to collect the permits in Denver: an initial batch of 42 licences were issued, most to growers but around a dozen to shops.

Speaking to the Guardian before Thursday's launch, which will see O2's network switched on in London, Leeds and Bradford, Dunne promised that there would be no repeat of the 3G "slow burn", which saw mobile-phone operators struggle to recoup their initial £22.5bn outlay on licences for new mobile phone spectrum.

Consider: the replacement pilots once started cannot easily be reversed, as they test improved ways of providing news, reinforce plurality, and pump in an initial subsidy from the BBC licence fee, worth £40m over two years.

As it stands offenders get three points on their licence and an initial £100 fine, which could increase to a £1,000 fine should the case go to court.

These refinements consisted of a series of "top-ups" for licences with low initial quotas and the taxing of quota for the Appeal Pool.