The word 'licensing' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun that describes the process of granting permission for someone or something to do or have something. For example, "The company applied for a licensing agreement with the local government in order to open their new restaurant."
"Something about harassment or sexual violence could be included in licencing terms, which is the stick used to keep clubs in line and control them".
The rationale for the move was for SAIC to gain rights to proprietory data on engine and car making denied it under existing licencing arrangements with Volkswagen and General Motors.
This will untie the hands of local authorities by recognising, regulating and licencing lap-dancing clubs for what they are – part of the commercial sex industry.
A spokesman for Soca said that they had produced a confidential report on the issue of licencing the private investigation industry.
Amid such confusion, Obama's speech seems destined to function as therapeutic balm: licencing us to carry on largely as before with a swiftly and slightly changed perspective.
Of course, this brings the underdetermination problem back, for now \ k\) can still be concocted ad hoc to have known evidence \ e\) following from \(h \wedge k\) and moreover \(P e\mid k)\lt 1\) is not prevented by TE anymore, thus potentially licencing arbitrary confirmation relations.
He said it would also expose the folly of calls from Forrest for the Australian government to remove his competitors' "licence to operate", to reregulate commodity markets and to establish illegal cartel arrangements.
BBC management had "verbal discussions" with BBC Worldwide, agreeing to meet the cost of her departure from the licence fee if she left the commercial division within two years.
Grade was always less convinced of the need or wisdom of the move to Manchester and made little secret of his view that it would be the first casualty of a low licence fee settlement.
One issue upon which they stuck fast - Grade apparently threatened to resign over it - was their opposition to "top-slicing" of the BBC licence fee.
The idea being that it would receive the licence fee and could in time become a kind of public body funding public broadcasting (or possibly specific programmes) other than on the BBC.
