Sentence examples for lead to license from inspiring English sources

It is not as if the Taxi and Limousine Commission rules do not take overcharges seriously -- even a $10 overcharge can lead to license revocation.

This will lead to license agreements between publishers and aggregators.

Proposed legislation in New Jersey that would lead to licensing casinos there for online gambling "is being defeated, because not a single casino company supports the idea," said I. Nelson Rose, a professor and gambling law expert at the Whittier Law School in California.

He further explains, "This can in turn lead to licensing and the formation of new companies".

The commercial sector is not lacking funds but the problem is the containment of the cost of performing broad based clinical trials that could lead to licensing.

If the threats lead to licensing agreements and the continued rise of Android, well there's a huge pile of money from each participating OEM.

Objections raised on the design and outcome of clinical studies were most likely to lead to licensing failure.

That led to licensing deals with Pepsi, Seven-Up and Dr Pepper to slap their logos on plastic baby bottles.

Then, the patent holder will frequently request or demand that the infringer cease and desist from the infringing activity, which often leads to licensing discussions or litigation.

It was originally included as a secondary end-point in several major clinical trials that led to licensing of PAH therapies based upon a primary endpoint of change in exercise capacity (the six-minute walk test).

The move by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) is not expected to lead to actual license suspensions at any of the firms, but it was meant to underscore the seriousness of the commission's questions about trades in which companies appear to have sent energy out of state and then back into California at sharply higher prices.