Sentence examples for what licences from inspiring English sources

What licences and certificates are required?

Indeed, there has been no governmental authority in the main diamond areas for many years.So when Mr Sankoh announced that all licences were revoked, people wondered what licences he was talking about.

The BBC's policy shouldn't be dictated by the space it needs to leave its rivals, but by what licence fee payers want.

Lyons said he wanted Thompson to ask what "licence fee payers really expect to get from their licence fee and what they might be surprised to see the BBC doing in the online world".

The BBC Trust chairman, Sir Michael Lyons, said: "We will shortly be publishing the director general's proposals, to find out what licence-fee payers think of them and to test opinions and reactions to them from outside the BBC.

After the tariff has been served, it will be the job of the parole board (or its successor) to determine when it is safe and proper to release Cornick, and under what licence conditions.

The buttons are located in a windowless room with lots of cameras that show the operators who is coming, what licence plate they hold and so on.

"And then it went on to say what the licence fee has got to do is what the licence fee has continually done since it was first invented, which is to adapt to modernise, to change because - and this is the principle - by everybody paying something we all get great services for a lot less than if you went down a subscription model or some other route".

And the sooner we get down to that debate - what the licence fee does for Britain - the better.

And that the BBC had lost the plot, and risked eliminating risk-taking programmes, which is just what the licence fee allowed.

However, there is also a danger that it could lead to its channels being less distinctive and the possibility of public confusion over what the licence fee is for, if familiar BBC names and brands appear on a rival channel.