Sentence examples for license exercise from inspiring English sources
Moretz was able to get Kathy Ireland athletic socks into sporting good stores like Big 5. Intrigued, he quickly bought the rights to license exercise clothes, bodysuits and eventually swimwear.
And what of the ministers authorising the re-licensing exercise?
It is not a license to exercise partisan influence over these vital jobs by blocking confirmation of entire slates of well-qualified nominees offered by a president of the opposite party.
Which meant that if your boss was so inclined, this model gave him license to exercise his inner jerk.
(A spokesman for the mayor denied this, noting that the Department of Buildings would continue to issue licenses and exercise control over requirements).
Exercise some creative license and use whatever vegetables, cheeses, herbs or even spices take your fancy.
As music hall grew in popularity and respectability, and as the licensing authorities exercised ever firmer regulation, the original arrangement of a large hall with tables at which drink was served, changed to that of a drink-free auditorium.
The company has the exclusive license for the exercise which requires a users to identify objects in the center of their field of vision and their peripheral vision that are displayed simultaneously.
The Court held that by adopting this practice, the Registrar had not taken instructions from the Customs as she was permitted by rule 7(3) of the Road Traffic (Motor Vehicles, Registration and Licensing) Rules to exercise discretion to determine the value of motor vehicles by relying on the Customs OMVss.
But sanctions without the prospect of help in achieving recovery could simply reduce colleagues' willingness to refer affected physicians or licensing boards to exercise harsh sanctions potentially increasing the true prevalence of the problem.
Amy's long-running dream of reinstatement, which got a lift when he was granted a license in New York to exercise horses on the racetrack two years ago, has never been closer to reality.
