Sentence examples for condition of licensing from inspiring English sources

Labels own equity in some of these services, as a condition of licensing their content.

While a Justice Department proposal would have prevented Microsoft from forcing personal-computer makers to accept additional features as a condition of licensing the Windows operating system, it did not bar Microsoft from incorporating new software features in Windows.

Late last year, the American Physical Society — the nation's largest group of physicists, with headquarters in Washington — submitted a formal petition to the commission for a rule change that would compel such risk assessments as a condition of licensing.

Regular medical checks of the prostitutes/masseuses would be required as a condition of licensing and registration.

If a state as a condition of licensing requires a church day-care facility to purge its program of religious references, it oversteps.

This requirement could be a condition of licensing, much the way telephone companies were obliged to offer service to rural areas in return for access to more lucrative markets.

CBC representatives told VICE that they had finally set up the NAAD System infrastructure "as soon as it became a condition of license" and that they viewed it as "part of the public service we are proud to offer Canadians".

Royalty free music allows artists to retain 100% control of what music they offer, the conditions of licensing, and who can use their music.

The organization also announced that TAC would carry closed captioning on all of its programming: while the CRTC's standard conditions of license for digital services at the time only mandated that 90% of programming be captioned, the NBRS felt that committing to caption all of its programming was consistent with its goal to make TAC an "inclusive" service.

Protocols for the handling and sampling of wild rodents were approved by the University of Liverpool Committee on Research Ethics and were conducted in compliance with the terms and conditions of licenses awarded under the UK Government Animals Scientificc Procedures) Act, 1986.

For the United Kingdom, protocols for the handling and sampling of wild small mammals were approved by the University of Liverpool Committee on Research Ethics and were conducted in compliance with the terms and conditions of licenses awarded under the UK Government Animals Scientificc Procedures) Act, 1986 [ 34].