Sentence examples for that a licence from inspiring English sources
The negotiations left the BBC stunned, with insiders claiming that a licence fee settlement that would normally take years to thrash out had been imposed in three days.
These clearly state that a licence can be revoked where there is evidence that an agency has 'engaged in business practices appearing... to be deceitful, oppressive or otherwise unfair or improper (whether unlawful or not)'.
"Broadcasting rules require that a licence is held by the person who is in general control of the TV service: that is, the person that chooses the programmes to be shown in the service and organises the programme schedule," Ofcom said.
Johnson insisted, however, that the £218,205 spent on buying and refurbishing the three water cannon from the German federal police would not be wasted and that a licence for their use "would be procured" from the home secretary in the event of serious disorder in London.
TV Licensing, which collects payments and enforces the law on behalf of the BBC, offers the slightly baffling answer that a licence is needed for "watching or recording programmes as they are being broadcast via the BBC iPlayer, even if you don't own a TV in your property".
It works in near real-time — and he noted another application of the tech being police automating cross-referencing number plates with a car make/model to ascertain that a licence plate has not been swapped onto another vehicle.
"I'll do anything that fulfils the criteria of the A Licence, whether that's taking the younger lads or something.
"Some people took that as a licence to behave in a racist or other discriminatory way.
Hunt has done well to survive a brutal cabinet reshuffle, but he should not take that as a licence to plough on regardless.
"Some people took that as a licence to behave in a racist or other discriminatory way," he told the Guardian.
Most NHS trusts that have research integrity policies in relation to patient care accept accountability only to those professional associations that provide a licence to practise and do not accept accountability to voluntary professional associations that do not provide such a licence.
