At this time, Eaton also led the acquisition team that selected the Macchi MB-326 as the RAAF's new jet trainer, as it met all requirements, could be licence-built in Australia, and was relatively inexpensive.
Patents became protection of intellectual property, ensuring that inventors' ideas could be shared under licence.
Sir Richard Dearlove, then head of MI6, would later concede that once the bill became law, British intelligence officers could be given a licence to kill, although he quickly added that during his 38-year career, assassinations had "played no part in the policy of Her Majesty's government".
The Alcohol Bill also introduces a requirement for age verification and a new tax which could be imposed on licence holders.
Under such a system isn't it feasible, I ask, that I could be refused a licence to buy a gun in the canton of Vaud and yet could hop on the train to nearby Valais and buy one there without anyone knowing I had been refused a permit a few miles down the road?
"Clearance from France was always one of the criteria needed before Dettori could be issued his licence to ride in Britain and this was made clear by the BHA's licensing committee at its meeting with Frankie Dettori on 14 May".
"Something about harassment or sexual violence could be included in licencing terms, which is the stick used to keep clubs in line and control them".
Although this could be dismissed as poetic licence, other clues are more compelling.
Sondheim said teachers had a duty to explain to their students that creative licence could be undermined by social conservatism.
The deal removes the threat that Standard Chartered's New York licence could be removed but the bank is not out of the woods yet.
Wright said temporary licence could be an important tool to help offenders reintegrate into communities, but that "it should not be an automatic right".
