Sentence examples for got licenses for from inspiring English sources

Apple got licenses for iTunes Match, which will instantly link a user's songs to Apple's master collection.

Canadian officials said today that dealers often got licenses for more guns than they might import just so they would be in a position to bid on contracts with police forces, and to fulfill those contracts should they prevail.

This lets Amazon push more copies of e-products they've already got licenses for, all the while coaxing the stubborn folks into the idea of reading books on an electronic screen without requiring them to drop $360 bucks on a dedicated device.

Schools must get licenses for raffles if they raise more than $5,000 — or $20,000 in a year.

And while Google also has an unlicensed cloud locker system, its attempts to get licenses for that service have been hampered by the music industry's longstanding complaints that Google has not been doing enough to prevent piracy.

The United States requires American arms brokers worldwide and foreign nationals who live or work in the United States to get licenses for every arms deal, even one that does not touch American soil.

DHS has tried repeatedly but has so far been unable to get licenses for two of the three family detention centers — South Texas Family Residential Center in Dilley, Texas, and Karnes County Residential Center in Karnes City, Texas.

While President Obama has loosened the strings on travel - by allowing Cuban Americans the unlimited right to visit their family members, and permitting limited travel for other Americans who get licenses for a purpose - there are still Cold Warriors manning the ramparts in Congress, from both political parties, trying to roll back our liberties every chance they get.

Did you encounter any trouble getting licensing for songs — let's say, for Michael Jackson?

Mr. Zwack said that Dr. Mamedova-Braz was in the process of trying to get licensing for another mental health clinic.

"We see no difference between foreign companies getting license for fields, and foreign companies helping with the technology," Aleksei Kormshchikov, an oil and gas analyst at the UralSib brokerage firm in Moscow, said in a telephone interview.