"There are other options [under the terms of the BBC relocation package] in terms of licence fee payers' money that would be more expensive to the BBC".
If he is right, in many non-state firms the dangers of poor governance will increasingly be eclipsed by the perils posed by government, in terms of licence revocations, access to pipelines and so on not to mention, as Yukos discovered, surprise tax bills.
Some flexibility is also needed in terms of licences, and in contrast to journal articles the Trust will accept less liberal licences for open access books to help publishers develop sustainable and cost-effective business models.
Under the terms of licences to operate in the UK, awarded and monitored by the industry regulator, companies must intervene if they believe a customer's behaviour indicates addiction.
It is the largest port in terms of licences in the SSFDC district which covers the coastline of Dorset, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, and one of the largest registered fishing fleets in the UK.
If the licensing board decides to take action over breaches of these conditions it can either issue a written warning, vary the terms of the licence, suspend the licence or revoke it.
The terms of your licence do not permit you to license Ordnance Survey data to a third party in these circumstances.
A UCI statement said: "The licence commission is the competent body for issuing, reviewing, withdrawing and attaching conditions to UCI WorldTour licences and ensuring that licence holders continuously comply with the terms of the licence.
Traders will operate under licence and depending on the terms of that licence will have rights to sell a specified commodity on particular days, at a particular pitch site.
The MDA can fine a licensee, or suspend or cancel its licence, if it has breached the terms of its licence, any relevant code of practice issued by the Authority, any provisions of the Broadcasting Act, or any direction issued by the Authority or the Minister for Communications and Information.
The MDA can fine a licensee, or suspend or cancel its licence, if it has breached the terms of its licence, any relevant code of practice issued by the Authority, any provisions of the Broadcasting Act, or any direction issued by the Authority or the Minister for Information, Communications and the Arts.
