Sentence examples for viewing licence from inspiring English sources

Fifa has since confirmed that no licence existed and nowhere in the world would a public viewing licence have cost so much, let alone Haiti.

The German art historian Johann Joachim Winckelmann, who visited the palace four times between 1758 and 1767, thought better of being "the first to apply" for a viewing licence, and called the Englishmen who claimed to have seen the piece liars.

Fifa, the ultimate owner of outdoor broadcast rights, told the BBC that no public viewing licence was ever granted for Haiti.

Fifa, the ultimate owner of outdoor broadcast rights to the 2010 World Cup, has told the BBC that no public viewing licence was ever granted for Haiti.

Analysts at UBS said: "We continue to view the licence recall as a highly unlikely alternative [for Imperial].

"These findings will inform our discussions with government and ensure the views of licence fee payers are heard in the charter debate".

The NAO is overseen by the hawkish Public Accounts Committee, which is composed of several MPs who view the licence fee as a tax.

Fairhead conceded that there was a need to build a better BBC – an area she has spoken on before including remit and regulation – but warned that views of licence fee payers are not being heard in the ongoing debate.

He said such a view gave licence to extremists, letting them say, "my belief is I'm supposed to be a suicide bomber or blow up buildings – it is my faith and you can't question that".

It was initially suggested by Greg Dyke as part of an answer to the widespread (and problematic) view of licence payers that the BBC was irredeemably metropolitan in taste and outlook.

Kenneth Kidd, from Bideford in Devon, contacted Guardian Money this week to say that when he logged on recently to the DVLA's View Driving Licence service that is up and running, he was shocked to discover that he was listed as having no entitlement to drive anything.