Sentence examples for a licensing mechanism from inspiring English sources

The officials said they planned a bill that would bar children under 16 from attending matches and would establish a licensing mechanism for within the State Athletic Commission.

We consider a licensing mechanism for process innovations that awards a limited number of unrestricted licenses to those firms that report the highest cost reductions, combined with royalty licenses to others.

The vaccine has been held back because the US department of agriculture and the food and drug administration had no licensing mechanism for plant vaccines.

Civil, using its blockchain-enabled licensing mechanism, which is still in development, will help the AP track where its content is going and whether it's licensed correctly.

Furthermore, Plk1 and separase have been recently involved in the licensing mechanism [28], [29].

Thus, as resting NK cells from TAP-deficient patients express such receptors but have no cytotoxic activity, one might postulate another "licensing mechanism" that would be deficient in these patients, or alternatively that HLA class I levels on surrounding cells would simply be too low to correctly educate NK cells.

The open licensing mechanism we propose complements more systematic efforts to reform the international intellectual property regime.

In this respect the potential lying within an automatic, royalty-free license for research purposes in cases where the protected research tool is not made available on the market through a product or tool kit can be explored (Barton and Berger [2001]), drawing perhaps from experiences with compulsory licensing mechanisms.

Participants pointed out that the practicalities of developing licensing mechanisms for international physicians working at medical tourism facilities were likely to be challenged by the fact that such individuals would not be members of national health worker unions.

Because this influence may overshadow the role of public institutions, Love believes it deserves more discussion in particular, addressing Gates' opposition to the use of compulsory licensing and lack of support for the development of incentive mechanisms based on open licensing mechanisms.

That is the richest area for innovation, and that innovation will come in the form of systems management tools delivered through the cloud as opposed to standard software license mechanisms.