Sentence examples for authorized vendors from inspiring English sources

Always deal with Verified and Authorized Vendors.

For electronics and cameras, they also miss the best prices from authorized vendors who must quote artificially inflated numbers (or none) in ads but ask you to phone for better deals.

Also, oversized vehicles, such as box trucks and large commercial vehicles, are barred from university lots at athletic events unless they are driven by a preapproved authorized vendor.

Since the Senior SmarTrip allows for discounted fares, the card may only be purchased in person with a valid ID from a Metro sales office or authorized vendor.

If you'd rather not create your own Clonezilla Live CD/DVD or USB drive, you can purchase Clonezilla CDs and USB drives from authorized Clonezilla vendors.

CinemaNow is currently the only authorized online vendor that lets consumers burn downloads of major Hollywood films, although of the company's catalog of more than 4,000 films, only about 150 to 160 are burnable, according to Chief Executive Curt Marvis.

In April 2011, when California was deluged with applications by stores seeking to join the program, the state imposed a moratorium on authorizing new vendors.

The regulations would also keep sidewalks leading to the grand plaza and steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art free of commerce (except for one disabled veteran food vendor authorized by state law).

In 1987 supermarkets were authorized to operate as milk vendors.

Over-the counter (OTC) drugs are the only drugs authorized to be sold by the vendors, but they generally sell all types of drugs as determined by their financial capability [47] and these range from paracetamol and chloroquine in large tins to antibiotic, psychotropic drugs, narcotics, toxoids, and antihypertensives, that are outside the scope of their license [48], [49].

"The test, which mimicked several attributes of actual attacks on the Democratic party's voter file, was not authorized by the DNC… or any of our vendors," said Bob Lord, DNC's chief security officer, in a statement.