Local authorities should be free to implement licensing schemes that are suitable for their areas.
Finally, 81% (n=21) of the survey participants could report that they did not implement licensing policies when sharing data in ENGAGE collaborations.
Easy-to-implement licenses, many of which offer the advantage of being machine-readable, are offered by the Creative Commons organization [ 75] and Open Data Commons [ 76].
So you would sell it from pharmacy-type retailers, and we'd implement a licensed-user model.
A study of the impact of the 1987 Canadian Patent Act, which extended the period of protection from seven to ten years while also allowing the generic industry to implement compulsory licensing, found that after 1987, medicine prices increased relative to pre-1987 prices [ 29].
Some London boroughs have implemented selective licensing – whereby landlords of certain properties have to apply for licenses through the local authority in order to rent them out – and Pidgeon wants to roll that out across the city.
As part of a Pennsylvania Workforce grant, a simulation workshop that focused on pediatric assessment, therapeutic communication, physical exam, and medication calculation and administration was designed and implemented for licensed practical nursing students.
"KDHE implemented the licensing provisions of the act in ways that made it impossible for existing medical practices to obtain a license by the effective date," the lawsuit charges.
The driving and hindering forces as well as the strengths and weaknesses of implementing the licensing examination are discussed in details in this debate.
Yet if there is a serious willingness to implement a viable licensing regime, this too can be dealt with effectively.
As Maurer and Scotchmer state, "this strategy would be simpler to implement than the elaborate licenses that open source actually uses" [ 9].
