Sentence examples for licence payments from inspiring English sources

The licence payments are made to the Treasury via Ofcom.

On the contrary, last year ITV paid in excess of £200m ($330m) to the Treasury in the form of licence payments.

The licence payments – which will flow from profits from ticket sales – appear to have been back-loaded so they will be made to Locog at some point this year.

His debt comprises a court fine for unpaid car insurance (£415), an outstanding TV licence payment (£94) and few odds and ends.

For the past 10 years she has been going to the post office every fortnight, to make a TV licence payment and pay other bills, but in the last year, she has missed a few payments, and was visited by an inspector.

An appeals court lifted the ban after Apple made a new licence payment offer.

The case in question refers to a licencing payment that the Nigerian subsidiaries of Shell and Italy's ENI made in 2011 to develop a lucrative, offshore oil block.

Hunt, responding to the BBC Trust report today that criticised the corporation for being "too harsh" in its pursuit of licence fee payments, said that the BBC had tried to distance itself from the "grubby business" of pursuing payments by using third-party contractors with "stiff targets" instead of treating viewers like customers.

The BBC can be too heavy-handed and "accusatory" in chasing up licence fee payments from viewers and listeners, but should be tougher on "hard core evaders", a BBC Trust review has concluded.

international royalties and licence fee payments, mostly paid between different subsidiaries within the same business group, grew 170-fold between 1970-2009.

A small restaurant, for example, requires around 28 different permissions, licences or payments to operate.