licensing造句

Milton's argument in this treatise is directed exclusively at licensing.

reducing alcohol availability through the enactment and enforcement of liquor licensing laws, taxation and pricing;

They also tighten restrictions on borrowing from several creditors and stiffen the rules on licensing lenders.

Many dead celebrities make the bulk of their posthumous fortunes on licensing deals.

It’s unclear what the licensing arrangement is between Nokia and Microsoft, which will collect undisclosed royalties.

After accepting the licensing agreement and answering some survey questions, you next will encounter a very important screen.

And because it's not considered an aircraft by New Zealand law you need no special licensing to fly it.

A scheme has been launched to tighten licensing and to ensure that zoning laws are not violated.

This included not only software licensing, personnel, and annual maintenance, but also the cost of upfront implementation and hardware.

And both are enforcing licensing rules: for instance, that a stream of tweets can be analysed but not republished.

Unused dependencies may not have an impact on the correctness of an application, but they do affect its size and licensing.

The Kemeny Commission also found that because NRC's primary focus had been on licensing, there was insufficient attention to the ongoing process of assuring nuclear safety.

Although pairing the most popular open operating system with the most talked-about, feature-rich file system would be an ideal match, licensing issues have restricted the integration.

Foreigners are not allowed to own auction houses there, but Christie's has got around that by signing a licensing agreement with a leading Chinese auctioneer.

The goal is to release every part of this under the most liberal licenses possible, so there’s no money or licensing or registering required to play.

However, unscrupulous media outlets don’t seem to understand that the singer-turned-marketing-machine herself won’t see much of that haul thanks to a licensing deal she set up in 2005.

If the application gets deployed without satisfying the conditions of the licensing agreement, the business is now in violation of the license agreement and is subject to legal penalties.

Since books would be published whether permitted or not, licensing is likened to "the exploit of that gallant man who thought topound up the crows by shutting his park gate."

Generally, sponsorship represents around 35% of revenues, with broadcasting accounting for slightly more than half and the rest from ticket sales and licensing-or, in the last resort, taxpayers.