“In order to use your boat across the waterways and rivers, you will need a license to drive a boat.”

“Several organizations have been given license by the government to investigate human rights violations.”

“The very fact that he has a license to practise medicine is also a license to administer drugs, including narcotics.”

“She is MTNA nationally certified in piano and music theory and earned the licentiate in piano teaching from The Royal Schools of Music.”

“He is an accomplished pianist and a licentiate of the Royal School of Music.”

“After getting her licentiate degree in literature, she studied theology at Northern Baptist Seminary in Chicago.”

“Before practicing medicine, obtaining proper licensure is necessary in order to legally provide medical services.”

“The current licensure processing time is approximately 4-8 weeks from the date the complete application packet is received.”

“All of the information you need to apply for initial licensure or a renewal of your license is available for download here.”

“On occasion, I also deal directly with the licensor to acquire art assets for use in the guide.”

“Thus attribution can be to the author, or to another entity, or both, as the licensor specifies.”

“In general, the licensee should be able to terminate an agreement with or without cause on notice to the licensor.”

“Tiberius distinguished his reign by great indolence, excessive cruelty, unprincipled avarice, and abandoned licentiousness.”

“As in many things, we must walk that line between legalism or pietism on the one hand and licentiousness on the other.”

“Why does our own notion of the spread of freedom, capitalism and democracy look to others like licentiousness, greed and a new colonialism?”

“The licensee skillfully managed every aspect of the inn, ensuring the guests had a comfortable and enjoyable stay.”

“It was irrelevant in this respect whether the patentee and licensee belonged to the same corporate group.”

“Lord Reid did not believe there could be delegation where the licensee remained on the premises.”

“The copyright owner provides no warranties or indemnities to the licencee, other than any that may be imposed by law.”

“The licence grants permission to the licencee to make copies of the work.”

“The way also in which the powers of the licenser are administered is, to say the least, puzzling.”

“If Macklin had not been required to submit copies of his plays to the licenser, it is doubtful that as much would have survived.”

“In particular, licenser and end user agree that use of the software databases and the content is not a substitute for expert advice.”

“In order to use your boat across the waterways and rivers, you will need a licence to drive a boat.”

“Several organizations have been given licence by the government to investigate human rights violations.”

“The very fact that he has a licence to practise medicine is also a licence to administer drugs, including narcotics.”

“I may be eligible for three of the licentiateships available under the City and Guilds criteria but it sounds too good to be true.”

“She went to Paris in 1891 for further studies and obtained licentiateships in physics and mathematical sciences.”

“The college of physicians, in July, 1687, published an edict, requiring all the fellows, candidates, and licentiates, to give gratuitous advice to the neighbouring poor.”

“Now the police are keen to extend the scheme to the whole of Craven and will write to landlords and licensees explaining how it works.”

“For some time, licensees have used the early warning bleeper system to alert one another and the police of any troublemakers at large.”

“The Army and other pyrophoric uranium munitions NRC licensees should admit the quantity of UO3 vapor produced by such weapons.”

“We are also partnering with home decor licensors to bring distinctively unique styles of wall decor to our retailers.”

“It is the only show that presents a global perspective of the industry to players on both sides of the aisle, whether they be licensors or licensees.”

“Talks are being held with potential licensors who have been invited to own stakes in the projects.”