Sentence examples for job licensing from inspiring English sources
State auditors found that the commission did a poor job licensing pilots and investigating potential safety violations.
The lack of offers prompted her to co-found her own theatre company, Without A Paddlewith her friend Charlie Swallow, while holding down a day job licensing fruit machines in Hounslow.
They point to several cities in California that have done a better job of licensing outlets.
The smaller, Advanced Technologies, will have the job of licensing Nokia's thousands of patents and coming up with more bright ideas.
They say that while technology transfer offices at universities do a good job of licensing start-up companies, the schools often waive the right to invest in subsequent financing rounds, perhaps because it may be hard to assess the investments' risks and rewards in a timely way.
Music supervisor Margaret Yen says one of the great perks of her job is licensing songs that might have otherwise gone unheard.
The mismatch between job tasks, licensing constraints, and competence generated frustration among nurses and nurse's aides in relation to their work content and professional development.
Contextual factors that may explain why not even greater improvement was achieved included: a mismatch between job tasks, licensing constraints, and competence; a perception of being monitored, and discomfort with inter-professional collaboration.
Executive clemency may not be the ideal way to ameliorate the system's excesses, but for many people stuck with an unjustly long sentence or a conviction that prevents them from getting jobs, business licenses or even public housing, it remains the only way.
If you are looking for clinical social worker jobs, licensing is required in all states.
RealNetworks announced Harmony only after Glaser had approached Jobs about licensing Apple's Fairplay technology, and it stands to reason that others from music labels to software vendors have asked as well, only to have their overtures rejected.
