Sentence examples for formally licensed from inspiring English sources
Currently, about 25 companies are formally licensed, the official said.
Most of my friends found him charming, but impossible; most of his London friends, highly respectable South American disco dollies who liked to confine their festivities to formally licensed hours, openly disapproved of me.
The Texas Department of Family Protective Services issued an emergency rule in September to allow the Karnes County Residential Center and the South Texas Family Residential Center to be formally licensed as child care facilities.
To the best of our knowledge, only one drug is formally licensed for the indication tics or TS in most European countries: haloperidol.
Scotland's Sunday Herald is running a story reporting that Google has secretly reached deals with several large UK news groups to formally license content for Google News.
But instead of a secret American-backed group, the Arrow of Confidence is an officially licensed Egyptian human rights organization, formally recognized since 2007.
The researchers focus only on the grown small enterprises that are registered, licensed formally and currently operating under Trade and Transport Bureau.
A minority of the drug shops are formally registered and licensed by government to sell class C (over the counter medication) but the majority are unlicensed and may remain so for years at a time (MHSDMU, 2011).
In clinical care, patients need and seek care (informed "request"), benefits and risks are better defined, the encounter's aim is to benefit individual patients rather than patients in general, and practitioners are more formally trained and licensed.
For consent obtained in clinical practice, patients need care, benefits and risks are better defined, the goal is to benefit individual patients rather than patients in general, and care-givers are more formally trained and licensed.
In clinical care, patients seek care (informed request rather than informed consent) [ 8], benefits and risks are better defined, the aim of the interaction is to benefit the individual patient rather than patients in general [ 9], and clinical care practitioners are more formally trained and licensed.
