Sentence examples for use of licence from inspiring English sources

"The BBC must make the most effective use of licence fee payers' money and should not be trying to do everything itself," says the report.

Davie was asked if the use of funds to launch the fledgling download-to-own service was indirectly the best use of licence fee payers' money.

All parties declared themselves pleased with having found a formula that "will protect the editorial and managerial independence of S4C" while "safeguarding appropriate accountability to the BBC Trust" for the use of licence fee funds.

But Damazer, who is coming up to five years in the job, is firm that certain expenses, provided they aren't incurred "every day for every programme", are "an appropriate use of licence payers' money".

Ross, whose reported £18m deal over three years is up for renewal in 2009, was one of a handful of stars whose leaked salaries sparked a debate about the use of licence fee money to retain top talent in the face of rival bids from commercial competitors.

A spokesman for the prime minister said earlier that "legitimate questions" had been raised about the use of licence payers' money and should be answered.

CNK's campaign director, Dr Peter Saunders said: "This latest move by the BBC is a disgraceful use of licence-payers' money and further evidence of a blatant campaigning stance.

"On any objective view given the risks involved, the deception of these students, and the use of licence-fee payers' funds to make the programme, including paying for two further 'phantom student' places, must be highly questionable".

He said that he was not "not politically naive" and knew that when Entwistle's payout was made public he would not "get a cheer", but that the deal was the best use of licence-fee payers' money.

And a publicity campaign lauding the past and present glories of the BBC that coincided with the panel's deliberations did not do much for the corporation's case: members were infuriated at such a wasteful use of licence-payers' money.The panel evidently decided that the BBC is in danger of getting too big for its boots.

The use of licence-free open source software for assembling the application is another advantage compared with the public register of the BVL which is based on proprietary software.