Sentence examples for considered licensed from inspiring English sources

This may be due to the fact that the respondents with a dental degree are considered licensed dentists in their home country (the Philippines).

The majority of our respondents were non-Saudis, mostly from the Philippines, with a dental degree; these individuals are considered licensed dentists in the Philippines.

Hasbro Inc. considered licensing his invention, Mr. Przybilla said, but the big toymaker concluded that the tops would not fit in its product line.

A4 Afghanistan Ponders Opium Afghanistan, the world's biggest producer of opium and its derivative, heroin, acknowledged that it has considered licensing its vast illicit crop and using it to produce opium-based medicines, though it ruled out such a move in the immediate future.

H.P. said that it was considering licensing its WebOS software to other companies or selling it.

This weekend, it was suggested to Rowling that she might consider licensing Harry Potter out for a TV series.

The mall store is doing particularly well, he said, and he is considering licensing the Artesania brand.

Before the Food and Drug Administration can consider licensing a vaccine for the public, it must go through three phases of testing in humans.

Her lamentation was caused by the dire financial straits of her dance company, which forced her to consider licensing some of her 180 ballets to other troupes to raise cash.

Peter A. Chernin, the president of the News Corporation, said the new site "has absolutely no resemblance" to YouTube and that Eric E. Schmidt, the chief executive of Google, is considering licensing the new venture's fare just as other big Internet players have.

In his message, which was obtained by The New York Times from a person close to Apple, Mr. Glaser asked Mr. Jobs to consider licensing Apple's Fairplay digital rights management system to RealNetworks to permit customers of the RealNetworks music service to play their digital music collections on iPod players.