Sentence examples for licences outside from inspiring English sources

The deal means that ITV will own 13 of the 15 regional licences for the Channel 3 network, with only Scotland's two licences outside its control.

Sharkey says of the 87 applications for licences outside London that he has been involved with, the authority received 65-75% for mainstream chart-based music.

ITV plc's Channel TV takeover will leave just three ITV network licences outside its control – the Scottish TV and Grampian TV franchises in Scotland, both owned by STV, and UTV in Northern Ireland.

"In this they're the most professional in the industry," he says.Unlike most other luxury marques, Vuitton never gives licences to outside firms, to avoid brand degradation.

Few countries provide data with a full open licence, allowing outside investigators and campaigners to slice, dice and reuse the information.OpenCorporates, a Britain-based lobby group and information provider, scored countries out of 100 points on six criteria, the simplest being whether online search was possible at all.

You have to do a lot of different types of driving and turning to get your outside licence.

The culture secretary also indicated his commitment to hand part of the licence fee to outside organisations to make programming such as children's TV, arts coverage and local news.

In a marked departure from careful public statements made ahead of the publication of a white paper on the next BBC charter, the culture secretary also indicated his commitment to hand part of the licence fee to outside organisations to make programming such as children's TV, arts coverage and local news.

The commission was headed by Justice M B Shah, with a mandate to investigate financial transactions between exporters, traders and mining lease owners, as well as illegal practices, such as mining without a licence, mining outside lease areas, transporting minerals illegally and mining-related ecological destruction.

Sanctum on the Green has nine bedrooms, one treatment room, restaurant, outside wedding licence and someone's Harley-Davidson in the car park.

However, if you close down the pubs, teenagers will simply stand outside off-licences debating which person looks the oldest or hatching plans to persuade some kindly old man to buy them a bottle of vodka.