These issues are very much on the nation's agenda and the prime minister's speech no doubt made them more visible and potentially gave licence for others to tell their story".
These findings suggest that, while social licence potentially represents a shift in power relations, this shift is constrained by discursive pressures to legitimise mining operations, to restrict social licence issues to the local level, to minimise regulatory impositions, to marginalise dissent, and to manage reputation.
Once we have identified potentially valuable intellectual property, either we seek to licence it, or we form a new company around it.
He is a licenced skiing instructor and loves mountaineering.
With good behaviour he could potentially leave jail on licence in less than three years.
Hewlett pointed out that the public had not been consulted about their licence fees potentially being used for services beyond the BBC's existing UK broadcasting operation.
A day before the Northern Territory government went into caretaker mode, it secretly arranged for a Texas-based coal company to potentially extend its explorations licence over 15,000 sq km in central Australia.
Regardless of whether this is the best thing for him or England - potentially taking away the licence to play with such freedom - it has to be accepted as a fact.
The second phase of the local TV bidding process will launch later this year when Ofcom invites bids from some of the 28 other areas identified by multiplex operator Comux as potentially viable for additional licences.
If you ask me, Iain Duncan Smith's suggestion that wealthier pensioners should, in an effort to help the economy, hand back their fuel allowances and, potentially, their free TV licences and bus passes has resulted in quite the hoo-ha, although I don't know why.
