Sentence examples for securing the licence from inspiring English sources

KM Group's chair, Geraldine Allinson, has registered her delight at securing the licence, viewing it as "a natural extension to our publishing activities".

The Moriarty tribunal of inquiry concluded it was "beyond doubt" that Lowry gave what it termed "substantive information to Denis O'Brien, of significant value and assistance to him in securing the licence".

This document helped to secure the licence fee for a further ten years.

And then he must negotiate with the Government and convince the people that the BBC deserves a new Charter to secure the licence fee and its very future after 2017.

Lebedev is extremely keen for the Standard to secure the licence to run the local TV channel in London in the belief that it will substantially enhance the Standard brand.

The Italian case against the firms alleges that they secured the licence by channelling $1.1bn of a $1.3bn settlement to the Nigerian government to a company linked to former Nigerian oil minister, Dan Etete, depriving ordinary Nigerians of the money.

The effect is to send a signal that bidders which offer classic rock (provided by Planet Rock on Digital One), teenage pop (Core), narrative speech (One Word), services for 50+ (Saga) and the three national simulcast analogue stations (Classic FM, Virgin and TalkSport) are unlikely to secure the licence.

Its success has arisen largely from its iron grip on its home market, source of 95% of its revenues a grip that it retains in part through close links with Indian politicians.From its very beginning, Dhirubhai Ambani, the firm's founder, wooed politicians to secure the licences he needed to expand his business from a small textile concern into a big petrochemical one.

Russian billionaire Alexander Lebedev has a lot of things on his mind this week – and not just the London Evening Standard securing the Ofcom licence for the capital's local TV service.

A team at law firm Bond Dickinson secured the alcohol licence for Westerleigh Crematorium.

The quest of Rangers' administrators to secure the Uefa licence that would allow them to compete in European competition next season also highlights a parallel.