Sentence examples for governmental licensing from inspiring English sources

The most renowned tract by Milton is Areopagitica (1644), which opposes governmental licensing of publications or procedures of censorship.

While the identity, reputation and review systems of a hosting platform can supplant some of the governmental licensing meant for safety, Airbnb is a privately held, for-profit company that is incentivized to maximize revenues and bookings, while city governments are accountable to their voting public, who are long-term residents who live and work in the city and need housing.

Indian corporations, unable to obtain governmental licenses or permissions for projects, are investing overseas instead.

It is important to confirm that your tour operator has the necessary governmental license to guide groups on the trail -- this can be verified on the official Machu Picchu website (click on "Consultas" or "Queries" and then "Agencias" or "Travel Agency").

Continuing education (CE) for health care workers is required by professional credentialing, governmental and licensing agencies and is available in many developed countries, but in developing countries, accessibility to those programs is limited, especially outside major urban settings.

Mr. Cook presented broad evidence that the nurses' concerns about Dr. Arafiles, 47, were well founded, and that Mrs. Mitchell had violated no laws or regulations in alerting the governmental body that licenses and regulates physicians.

This is particularly true in Neotropics where much of the occupation is founded or licensed by governmental agencies.

This study explores the perceptions of communities regarding the effects of two different conservation strategies in the Ruvuma landscape: governmental land concessions and licenses to private tourist operators in North Mozambique, versus community-managed protected areas supported by NGOs in South Tanzania.

Profitable electromagnetic spectrum for mobile communication applications is a scarce resource whose use is strictly and rigidly licensed by governmental entities (e.g., FCC in the US, OFCOM in the UK, etc).. Besides, current spectrum utilization is not uniform, that is, some bands are heavily exploited while others remain lightly-used, both in the temporal and spatial domains.

Licensing non-governmental organizations is strictly regulated by governments and is often allowed only when controlled by pro-government individuals.

All licenses, permits, governmental agencies acquired and in support of project.