Sentence examples for gain licences from inspiring English sources
Bragg said it was "a myth" that the government's legislation would cause unfair delays to miners as it continued the longstanding need for miners to gain licences "subject to public appeal" to use groundwater under the Water Act.
Tattooists in New South Wales will have to submit their fingerprints and palm prints to gain licences by 1 October as well as undergo a criminal check when the new laws come into effect.
As Mr Conroy notes, it takes time for an institution based in the Anglophone world to be acculturated in Asia or Latin America; winning local trust is as crucial as passing exams or gaining licences.
In 2010, there were approximately 1,800 graduates gaining licences in public schools: double the number in 1996.
The rate from individual schools was applied to Table 5 to estimate the total number of medical graduates gaining licences between 2012 and 2030.
The numbers of local graduates gaining licences was estimated from the rate of graduates who passed the National Licensing Examination multiplied with the number of planned future admissions at all 19 medical schools.
The government has also agreed to have information about the off-label use of drugs included in the British National Formulary – the pharmaceutical reference book used by doctors when prescribing medicines – and to develop an action plan to make it easier to gain new licences for drugs when they're proven to be effective.
BHS has moved to offload unprofitable stores to Primark and, crucially, has gained food licences for 150 of its shops in a tie-up with the wholesaler Booker.
Giving a cut to one of the favoured circle came to be seen as de rigueur in order to gain a licence or agency quickly.
To gain a licence, a sect must show it has at least 100,000 members in at least 12 ofAngola's 18 provinces.
It would be of no benefit to companies to conduct clinical trials that were not of the required standard, as any medicine would not gain a licence and not be made available to patients".
