Sentence examples for when licence from inspiring English sources

The culture secretary, Andy Burnham, and the BBC Trust are believed to have privately urged Thompson to take into account the impact of big salaries on the perception of the BBC at a time when licence fee payers are facing difficult economic circumstances.

Some critics, such as James Berardinelli, saw a fundamental weakness in the film: the "overemphasis on story may be a mistake, because there are times when Licence to Kills narrative bogs down".

But when licences to export gold were asked, they were not forthcoming.

When licences for new wireless services were made available, Mr Semmoto saw his chance and another new firm, eMobile, was born.

Although television broadcasters often lose films when licences expire, the removal is more prominent on Netflix since subscribers are given "last chance to view" notices.

In Italy, a whole host of media ownership rules has not stopped the prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, exercising excessive control over Italian TV and the press through Mediaset, his own company, and through RAI, the state-owned broadcasting body.As for developing countries, any media laws that exist are often just for show; political influence and money count when licences are granted.

Research from LV Car Insurance shows that nearly a fifth of drivers they interviewed had no idea when their licence would run out, even though the expiry date is clearly shown on the front of the licence.

It is when the licence fee is renewed.

Instead, will produce around 1bn cu metres this year for the Irkutsk region; even this is well below the level assumed when the licence targets were agreed.

At a time when the licence fee is in danger, Top Gear proves the point that BBC shows can be made to pay their way … and more.

Widnes experienced heartache in 2008 when their licence application floundered but a Northern Rail Cup success the following year made them eligible to re-apply this year.