Sentence examples for statutory licences from inspiring English sources

These experiments do not deserve taxpayers' money or statutory licences.

2. It is your responsibility to have obtained all the necessary consents to enable the public performance of an off-air broadcast, such as the statutory TV Licence.

A trend running diametrically opposed to the expansion of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) is the increasing awareness that dominant positions sustained by IPR may be mitigated through exemptions and statutory or compulsory licences.

In this case, a licensing committee exercising statutory powers to license cinemas to be used for film screenings had imposed a condition in a licence that films had to be certified by the British Board of Film Censors before they could be shown.

The report was conducted at the request of the NSW Environment Protection Authority EPAA), which is conducting a five-year statutory review of the environmental protection licence held by Clarence Colliery.

Because radio station licences can be denied or revoked by the statutory Broadcasting Council, radio station owners are increasingly being cowed into steering clear of controversial political issues.

Sharma and Singh featured in the NDTV Dialogues show on Thursday night along with the chairman of the bar council, a statutory body with the power to cancel a lawyer's licence.

Few, however, have generated the level of reaction that has happened as a result of the warning to Premier Radio.Given that Premier Radio's licence is in the process of being readvertised (another statutory requirement), there have been those who seem to be worried that the yellow-card warning is in some way "a step towards banning [Premier] from the airwaves".

The agreement will run for four years, to 31 March, 2017, and sets out the degree of BBC Trust oversight – including annual performance assessments and a joint board – to safeguard the licence-fee money, while ensuring S4C continues as an independent statutory corporation.

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"Ofcom... has a statutory obligation to consider at any time who is appropriate to hold a broadcasting licence.