Radio Licence means a licence issued by the BOCRA to the Licensee under which the Licensee is assigned and authorised to use particular bands of radio frequency spectrum under Section 45 of the Act;
Radio Licence means a licence issued pursuant to section 9 of this Act;
Radio Licence means a licence granted or deemed to have been granted to the Licensee by the Authority in terms of section 30 of the Act;
Examples of Radio Licence in a sentence
If one state gives notice it may denounce with effect from the same date the Agreement on Television and Radio Licence Fees and the Agreement on Funding; every other state may thereupon likewise denounce the Agreement with effect from the same date within a period of six months after receipt of the notice of denunciation.
Engine life; Next Check hours and days; Total Airframe Time; Radio Licence: Insurance; Tech Log Data report.
Where work is to be conducted on the Airfield, then contractors are required to be under escorts or have undergone Radio Licence training and be in the possession of an AVOP 3 permit The speed limit on the Apron Service Roads is 30km/h, 15km/h at the back of stand and 60km/h on the Perimeter Road.
More Definitions of Radio Licence
Radio Licence means any site specific radio l icence specified in the Quotation or otherwise supplied to or arranged for the Hirer by equip as part of the Equipment;
Radio Licence means a licence granted or deemed to have been granted under Part 14;
Radio Licence means a licence issued in terms of section 42 of the Telecommunications Act, to construct, operate and maintain a radio communications system;
Radio Licence means the licence granted by the Director-General, or Authority as the case may be, to the Licensee in terms of the Radio Act or the Telecommunications Act, as the case may be, for provision of the Service.
Radio Licence means the licence for radio frequency
Radio Licence means the licence granted by the Postmaster General to the Licensee in terms of the Radio Act for provision of the Service;