Sentence examples for set of licences from inspiring English sources

The Vikings were overlooked when the initial set of licences were awarded in 2008, losing out to Salford and Celtic Crusaders, but have worked tirelessly to ensure this year's application would be accepted.

Despite widespread support, KISS missed out on the first set of licences, but successfully reapplied when second round were offered and re-launched as a legal station on the 1 September 1990.

Sitting within touching distance at a dinner following Thompson's speech, Hunt said he had asked how long the last set of licence fee negotiations had lasted.

Institutions, projects and scientists need three sets of licences.

Chris Humphries, chief executive of the UK Commission for Employment and Skills, the body responsible for deciding which ones will live to fight another day, says: "We don't have a set number of licences that we believe is the right one and we are absolutely not assuming that every SSC can or will pass the re-licensing test".

Other items up for grabs included a set of expired driving licences and a collection of DVDs of the Carol Burnett Show.

But the killer feature of HD Radio is not so much the quality of its sound, but the way it saves broadcasters from having to seek a separate set of frequencies and pay additional licence fees when adding digital channels to their programming.For that, local radio stations across America can thank the FCC, which took extra precautions when apportioning frequency spectrum to radio stations.

Ivan's project required dozens of licences, and every licence needed a bribe.

Fig. 7 Numbers of licences granted in the UK and in Japan.

In addition, individual licence files contain data on production, forest charges, renewals and termination of licences amongst other things.

They might also question whether Leveson is setting out a system of licenced and unlicenced newspapers.