Sentence examples for using licences from inspiring English sources

When medical marijuana became popular there were indications they attempted to get in on the medical marijuana game by facilitating licences for growers or using licences of their own to grow and move their product onto the black market.

However, it works with BBC assets that have been created using licence fee income.

"Will you be using licence payers' money to rent a flat up there?" She was so hard on him it was almost funny.

The BBC agreed to fund a redundancy payoff of nearly £700,000 to a former senior executive using licence fee money, after she moved to BBC Worldwide, the corporation's commercial arm.

It also reflects further erosion of the BBC's independence, since the Government is using licence fee payers' money for a wide range of purposes other than funding the BBC's UK services.

It also reflects further erosion of the BBC's independence, since the Government is using licence fee money for a wide range of purposes other than funding the BBC's UK services.

"The latest Christmas ads are nothing short of the most appallingly deceitful and misleading campaign, and the BBC should be utterly ashamed of using licence fee money to persuade people to buy a radio that might not even work".

He called on the culture secretary, Tessa Jowell, to "make it clear to the BBC that if it conducts a campaign with menaces and threats of that kind, using licence payers' money to do so, more and more people will believe that there ought not to be a licence at all".

Additional funding for a further pilot phase (using licence keys) was granted from JISC RSC Wales and the HEA supported a discussion seminar.

Suppliers of such gadgets could use licences to prohibit any tinkering.

Several mobile-telecoms firms that used licences awarded in 2008 through a process the supreme court has judged illegal may now lose billions.Is FDI in India over?