Sentence examples for licence key from inspiring English sources

Do I have to download Windows 10 numerous times, on a slow connection, or just once, save it and use each computer's licence key?

The CHOYCE server is freely available via the URL: http://choyce.ismb.lon.ac.uk/ (a valid licence key is required for the use of the MODELLER software).

Following feedback from the evaluation, including an expressed reluctance to carry two devices (the iDoc phone and their own, often more up-to-date device), in Phase 3 we provided a licence key which the newly qualified doctor participants used to download the Dr Companion© software and five key texts onto their own device.

To provide an indication of current costs, in 2012, 440 trainees across Wales were provided with a 12-month licence key, giving access to six medical textbooks, for use on their own android or iPhone at a cost of approximately £120 per trainee.

MicroTech says it has received no money back, nor has Autonomy delivered the software purchased or the licence keys needed to activate the software.

Internal emails, details of the four servers underpinning the site and software licence keys were also posted.

Additional funding for a further pilot phase (using licence keys) was granted from JISC RSC Wales and the HEA supported a discussion seminar.

What happens, for instance, when [Microsoft] Office isn't the best way to be productive in your work?" For Microsoft, income from Windows and Office licences are key to its revenues: per-PC Windows licences generate about 50% of its profits, and Office licences almost all the rest.

Congressman Ed Markey, a senior member of the Natural Resources Committee in Congress, said: "When someone recklessly crashes a car, their licence and keys are taken away".

But consumer finance group Cattles has climbed 5.25p to 40p after confirming comments here earlier this week that its banking licence application - key to its future funding - was on track.

LONDON, March 23 (Reuters) - A controversial attempt to expand Internet addresses far beyond the likes of.com,.org or.net has provoked a rare threat from the U.S. government to withdraw a key licence from the body that runs the Internet's core functions.