Sentence examples for licence awards from inspiring English sources

It has become a byword for cronyism, partly because of a scandal over bent licence awards in 2008.Some fear banking could be compromised, too.

After new 2G licence awards by the government in 2008 (now the subject of a huge corruption probe), India has more than ten operators in most of its 22 geographical licence areas.

But Cairn has already started new drilling this summer and the Greenland government has pressed ahead with new offshore licence awards to major companies including Shell, ConocoPhilips and Norway's Statoil.

Ensemble licence awards are awarded for twelve years.

The Radio Authority (and subsequently Ofcom) continue to award regional ensemble licences to a number of radio groups with advertising of the licences starting from 1998, and licence awards being awarded from 10 May 1999, with the Birmingham ensemble being the first local licence being issued to CE Digital.

Ofcom is obliged to offer Digital One a new deal under the terms of the original licence awarded in 1998.

London Live must start broadcasting within two years of Monday's licence award or Ofcom has the right to readvertise the service.

Under the arrangements of its present licence, awarded in 1995, the channel must pay a lump sum of £24.6m a year for its right to broadcast terrestrially.

And for that, the BBC has in large part to thank the ITV companies, which backed the strongest rival bid for the licence awarded this week, but whose credibility was destroyed by their spectacular failure with ITV Digital.

The defensive Neville, who has been used both in defence and midfield over the years, has been training for his coaching badges having already earned his Uefa B Licence award.

However, none of the 19 services are expected to be on air until at least the end of this year, according to Ofcom, as the overall licence award process was delayed and key infrastructure issues remain to be resolved.