Sentence examples for year of licence from inspiring English sources

The row centres around the future use of the so-called "switchover surplus" - money left over from the £130m a year of licence fee funding set aside to help the most vulnerable and disadvantaged get digital TV receivers between now and 2012.

Simple descriptive statistics were used to summarise these data and explore differences in durations according to the drug indication (viral disease) and year of licence (1981 1992, 1993 2003 and 2004 2014).

Neutrals will eagerly await the end of Italy's tournament, whether successful or not – Italian body language at the moment of World Cup victory or defeat is worth four years of licence fees on its own – while the opening-match showdown against England could be a highlight of the tournament.

They feared they would have faced several years of licence-fee cuts if talks over a deal had begun next year as originally planned.

Shortly before midday, Marks sentenced Damon to 15 years imprisonment, with an extended period of five years on licence.

Judge Simon Bourne-Arton sentenced Madrell, previously of Prior Court, Billingham, Teesside, to 23 years in jail, extended by six years on licence.

At age 30 years the proportion of licence holders has been around 90%, but analysis of young cohorts from 2001 to 2009 shows that this figure is declining.

Although only six years since the release of Licence to Kill, world politics had changed dramatically in the interim.

The BBC's total income last year was £5.1bn, including £3.7bn of licence fee income.

It was six years after the 1989 release of Licence to Kill with Timothy Dalton leading the cast before the next in the series came along: GoldenEye starring Pierce Brosnan.

The planned cuts will allow £600m a year of the BBC's £3.6bn licence fee income to go towards "higher quality programming".