Sentence examples for term licence from inspiring English sources

The business was awarded a long term licence by Postcomm at the end of 2002 to compete against the Royal Mail.

AOL will get a long-term licence to use this technology.

Uber's long-term licence comes up for renewal by TfL at the end of September.

3.40pm: BB: BBC and Channel 4: Govt supports long-term licence fee settlements.

This results in a long-term "licence to operate" for projects developed by companies that put a high value on corporate social responsibility.

Football Federation Australia boss David Gallop has proclaimed Wellington Phoenix's off-field contribution to the A-League as not deserving of a long-term licence, saying the club cannot simply "squat on a licence".

Related: BBC future report: no long-term licence fee; end of the trust; less content is more Coyle said she was "worried" about the future independence of the BBC and said it should be part of the conversation around the BBC's charter renewal, due by the end of 2016.

In the last couple of years, the BBC has been granted everything on its wish-list: a generous and long-term licence fee settlement; approval for new digital channels that compete with commercial offerings in an already crowded market; retention of its unique self-governing status; and now, thanks to Ms Jowell, the promise of an inflation-adjusted £2.5 billion a year in near-perpetuity.

Uber has been granted a short-term licence to operate in London following a court hearing.

The short-term licence with conditions allows us to closely monitor Uber's adherence to the regulations and to swiftly take action if they fail to meet the required standards".

"The long-term licence was terminated by the administrator, but we are hopeful that Coventry City Football Club (Holdings) Ltd can reach agreement with ACL to play the final three games of the season at the Ricoh.