Sentence examples for licences ending from inspiring English sources

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It was recently made private on YouTube, after a one-year copyright licence ended.

It should also immediately cancel all current licences and end arms sales to Hong Kong".

Macau's gaming laws have had to be overhauled, according to the BBC, to keep up with a boom in the gambling industry that erupted when monopolies on gambling licences were ended in 2002.

This may be the way the licence fee ends, absorbed bit by bit into general government spending.

Alternatively Burberry could exercise its right to buy out its contract in July 2012 for a minimum payment of €200m, rather than wait till the licence period ends in 2017.

Ending import licences will reduce both paperwork and corruption.

That way lies the inevitable erosion to a rump of a high-minded BBC and a powerful case for ending the universal licence fee - a formula so provenly successful for so long that it would be total folly to throw it away now.

It added that its sales were therefore "ultimately controlled by the UK government through the issue of export licences, and end-user certificates".

A spokesman for the Department for Culture, Media and Sport said: "The current licence fee settlement ends in 2012 and ministers will begin discussions next year about its renewal.

Martin Jol's assistant at Fulham and Spurs, Michael Lindeman, was one of the guys on my A Licence course, which ended in May.