Sentence examples for performance licences from inspiring English sources

A "bewildered" Oasis have been forced to cancel upcoming gigs in Beijing and Shanghai after Chinese authorities revoked the band's performance licences.

They said that days after the concert, Cai gathered those who deal with visiting foreign artists and announced that only graduates should be given performance licences.

What was also inevitable was that despite Stalin's approbation, the play was initially given a restricted performance licence which, by 1929, was withdrawn altogether.

US copyright laws give politicians carte blanche to use recorded music at their rallies, as long as the venue has a public performance licence issued through a songwriters' association.

Until a few years ago, if a music service wanted to launch in the UK it could go to royalties collection body PRS and get the publishing performance licence for every single song it wanted to use.

They also reveal that TKAs have a negative direct effect on performance, except licences.

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BMI, ASCAP and PRS licences only cover performances – and YouTube videos that include music require a mechanical synch licence, as it "synchs" the music with visual media.

The discrepancy in rates may be attributed to the fact that YouTube does not have a licence agreement with performance rights societies in countries such as Sweden, despite being available there, so streams from those countries don't result in any royalties at all.

All stations broadcast in the UK must legally hold a music copyright licence from the Phonographic Performance Limited, PRS for Music and Mechanical-Copyright Protection Society in order for royalties to be paid to the musicians the main bodies represent.

For years, performers in England had looked with envy at Scotland, where no licence is required for public performance, provided that it is secondary to the main business.