It makes perfect sense for the state to demand that I go through the bother of getting a licence in exchange for the privilege of driving a car.
[But] Apple Leopard servers come with free email, so now we don't need Microsoft SQL licences and Exchange [for email].
But Ms Martinez says it has turned into a racket, in which foreigners (not just Mexicans) sneak into the state for licences, then exchange them in other states to become documented.For an Anglo politician, this would be a minefield.
A last-minute scandal, in which employees in Mr Ryan's office were accused of giving out trucking licences in exchange for bribes, has breathed some life into Mr Poshard's campaign; but it is unlikely to get him over the biggest hurdle, his own voting record.Ohio is another state where a visitor may be surprised to learn which candidate is the Republican.
They exchange licences, so they can use each other's know-how; small net payments may change hands.
Unlike his non-fiction sources, Michael Frayn has dramatic licence to invent exchanges and even physical details which focus attention on the issues at stake here.
Though the BBC did not offer up S4C for a further reduction in the licence fee deal, the exchange of letters following the hurried negotiation said "the BBC's grant to S4C may be reduced by an equivalent percentage" to the reduction made across the corporation.
Miners also grumble that they are unsure what royalties the South African government will collect in exchange for licences (previously none were charged).
In May the head of the agency that regulates Chinese food and drugs, Zheng Xiaoyu, was sentenced to death for accepting bribes in exchange for licences to produce fake drugs and medical devices.
Suspicions were raised that corruption could have led to licences being granted in exchange for cash payments and secret handshakes.
In April, the CBN imposed fines on 22 local banks and suspended their foreign-exchange licences, ostensibly for not reporting transactions.
