Sentence examples for taking licence from inspiring English sources

The only way to ensure viable fourth networks, he believes, is for governments to be less greedy in taking licence fees, and firmer in distributing spectrum equally among competitors.

Besides, when it comes to Hollywood taking licence with the truth, or selecting and overstating certain aspects of a historical character, what's new?

In the event that a new partnership model does not prove viable for any reason, the government will not take licence fee money itself for this purpose.

Toyoharu took licence with other details of foreign lands, such as having the Dutch swim in their canals.

"In order to engage with that you've either got to take licences from from people's patents, and/or aggressively increase your bartering position by buying patents.

Instead of just taking it licence period by licence period and hoping you will get away with it again, it is to look further ahead.

Newland combines training – which he does most successfully with his limited resources, having scored at the Cheltenham Festival soon after taking a licence – with his day job running a Birmingham medical practice.

"We will continue to enforce injunctions against Motorola products in Germany and hope Motorola will join other Android device makers by taking a licence to Microsoft's patented inventions".

She was planning to tackle alcohol-induced crime by "taking the licences away from dodgy premises".

Add to this the fact that the previous Democratic presidency was a by-word for partisanship, and Mr Bush has licence to be as partisan as he likes.How far is Mr Bush willing to take this licence?

Shakespeare took considerable licence portraying the Wars of the Roses.