Sentence examples for licence to impose from inspiring English sources

Those powers gave the regulator licence to impose civil sanctions but the aim is to extend this so that rigging of the gas market could have the same penalties as manipulating the financial markets.

ACMA has the power to revoke the station's licence or to impose conditions on how it operates.

ACMA could revoke the station's licence or to impose conditions on how it operates if it finds 2Day FM has broken its Code of Practice.

At an internal meeting in the BBC on Friday 26 June, the strategy head warned that a new attempt to impose free licence fees for the over-75s was now a distinct possibility, although he had no idea how or when it might happen.

It also has the power to impose conditions on the licences of radio stations.

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (Acma) has the power to revoke the licence of 2Day FM, the station involved, or to impose conditions on how it operates.

A section reads, "Some businesses are questioning the need for the updated policy, claiming we want to impose a 'blanket ban' on new licences.

The office of fair trading (OFT) will be given greater powers to regulate the credit industry and will be able to impose fines as well as remove the licences of rogue lenders.

It is the BBC Trust and not Ofcom which has the power to impose Ayre's suggestion that the BBC changes its licence to ensure phone-in votes are independently audited.

He asked the magistrates to impose an interim disqualification and adjourn sentencing so that the "no licence case" from Manchester could be dealt with at the same time.

To protect their wealth in the event a future parliament might vote to increase taxes, the Barclays drafted a "memorandum of understanding" asking the Sark legislature to promise not to "impose or seek to impose any other or any new taxes, charges, licence fees or fiscal measures of whatsoever kind upon Brecqhou".