Sentence examples for which licence from inspiring English sources

It also maintains that the criminal justice and courts bill, laid before the Commons in February, will further improve the efficiency with which licence fee cases are handled.

The alternative emerging as the frontrunner is some sort of "John Lewis" model, in which licence fee payers become owners of the corporation – although the thinking on this concept is in the early stages.

With the BBC's royal charter coming up for renewal in 2016, Shapps suggested there were "lots of different ways" in which licence fee-payers' money could be used to fund public service broadcasting.

Fry, in a letter to Margaret Hodge MP, chair of the public accounts committee, published along with the new NAO report on Wednesday, said the BBC Trust "shares the dismay which licence fee payers and BBC staff will feel at the NAO's findings".

With the BBC's royal charter coming up for renewal in 2016, he also suggested that there were "lots of different ways" in which licence fee-payers' money could be used to fund public service broadcasting and said that the £145.50 annual fee would be "too much" if it failed to reform.

"In my view it is irresponsible to sell alcohol so cheaply and I would call on licensees and the bodies which licence pubs and clubs to consider carefully the effects of encouraging people to drink in excess," he said.

The game is developed by Niantic, but Nintendo has a financial stake in The Pokémon Company, which licences the franchise.

"Our interpretations are in line with FDA [Food and Drug Administration which licences drugs in the US] which does not allow Roche to claim Tamiflu reduces the risk of complications.

Natural England, which licences the culls under terms dictated by government, has already received dozens of applications for culls, should more be allowed.

It required herbal remedies to be authorised for sale – in the UK by the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Authority, which licences conventional drugs.

It proposes replacing standard environmental licensing procedures established by central government with a quicker, more flexible system in which different Brazilian states can decide which licences projects should have.