Sentence examples for round of licences from inspiring English sources

Gordon Brown said: "This new round of licences provides a substantial new platform for investing in UK industrial capacity.

The Government is in the process of issuing a 14 round of licences for petrochemicals which campaigners say will cover two thirds of England.

Large areas of Yorkshire, the north-west and the east Midlands are to be opened up to fracking after the government announced it will offer a fresh round of licences for oil and gas exploration.

The former Wembley regulars were devastated to miss out to Salford and the Celtic Crusaders when the first round of licences were awarded last summer, and the hangover lingered into the early stages of this season.

When the first round of licences were handed out in the summer of 2008, there was a general perception – never confirmed by the RFL but never denied either – that Wakefield's ability to punch above their financial weight on the field had helped to rescue them.

Castleford are one of several clubs whose place in the elite competition is thought to be under threat when the next round of licences are handed out before the 2012 season, mainly because of the frustrating lack of tangible progress on their plans to move to a new stadium.

Water bills could rise even further because the first round of licence cuts is only to help sites designated a priority.

"It should not," we all recommended, "become a model for the next round of licence fee negotiations for the post-2016/17 period".

Earlier on Monday, digital and creative industries minister, Margot James said she hoped the next round of licence fee negotiations "will be conducted in a spirit of support for what the BBC does", recognising the challenge it faces from the likes of Netflix.

Clementi also said the next round of licence fee negotiations with the government would need to start from the basis of working out how much money the BBC needs to compete in the modern world, rather than going by the 2015 system which saw a funding deal "imposed on the BBC over a weekend".

It's likely to spark a new round of drilling licences similar to the gas exploratory licences already issued a few years ago in south east and north east Wales.