"class license" is a correct term that is used in written English.
It refers to a legal permit or authorization that allows an individual or entity to engage in certain activities or use certain resources within a specific category or class. Example: In order to operate a commercial vehicle, you must obtain a class license from the Department of Motor Vehicles.
An abundance of apparatus can be found up there, including a Kenwood HF rig that past Columbia University President William J. McGill bought for the Club after he obtained his Novice Class License in 1977.
To avoid a rush on purchases, weapons that now require a basic A Class license will fall under an E Class gun license, which is already much harder to obtain, and which the prime minister said would now be impossible to get.
Originally licensed in 1962, he holds amateur radio Extra Class license KK6EK.
As the 2-mile red marker sign approached, I saw the tachometer edging above 6,500 rpms, which translates to about 170 mph solidly in the C Class license range.
To get started, the Technician Class license is all you need.
Even if you don't get a passing grade for the next class license while you're there, you'll have already had your first practice exam for it.
All interesting poems do this to a degree, poetry being a recognition that consciousness is made of language, but concrete poems are an extreme example, which accounts for a substantial part of their poetic pedigree (and high-class license).
To resolve complaints of rural legislators who have teenage constituents who need to drive to work, the legislation would create a limited-class license for minors with a learner's permit, letting them drive to school, work, medical appointments and day care.
"We want a national-class license," to do business across China.
Consumers can visit BuildZoom to find out whether a contractor is licensed, what class of license they have, the year they were licensed, whether their license has ever been suspended or there's been a compliant against them, whether they're bonded or insured, and more, depending on their own state's requirements.
In contrast to A. terreus, which is intrinsically resistant to amphotericin B, and certain newly described species like A. lentulus, which are resistant to multiple antifungal drugs, A. fumigatus is normally susceptible to all three antifungal drug classes licensed for the treatment of invasive aspergillosis [1].
