Sentence examples for early licensing from inspiring English sources

Early licensing "is essential if the U.K. is to remain at the forefront of the global telecommunications market," Patricia Hewitt, minister for e-commerce and small business, said before the auction started.

So far, YouTube has forged some early licensing arrangements with CBS and the music companies Warner Music Group, SonyBMG and Universal Music Group.

Most early licensing programs did not require written or road tests; that came later, Mr. McShane said, after reports in the 1910's and 20's showed increasing rates of injuries and fatalities on the roads.

Stephen Byers, the trade and industry minister, said the early licensing of new generation operators was a vital step toward making Britain "the best place in the world for e-commerce".

Mark Flanagan, media and political consultant and former LBC managing director "The early licensing of DAB let rip a land grab in which companies rushed to fill multiplexes with services of dubious quality.

All of this seemed to suggest this would be a label with an American sensibility, and their early licensing of US artists (Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Bright Eyes, My Morning Jacket) certainly gave the impression of Wichita as a haven of Americana.

Maybe Paul was subsequently seduced by the building's heady history – it has been both a brothel and London's earliest licensed casino – but instead of rolling out, he has splashed out.

They're seeking help in coming up with game-changing ideas, or they want early licenses to the patents in our portfolios.

That is why many companies take an early license at a reduced rate to make the troll go away.

"It was a very early license for us.

The pubs round here owe their early licenses to the market, historically at least, but only a handful use them now.