Sentence examples for license given by from inspiring English sources

Article 4 provides that 'once a public water project is announced in a certain area, construction of a new well, or changing the dimensions of an already existent one whether in terms of depth or other dimensions, must be done under an additional license given by the District Commissioner'.

Clauses (a) and (b) of Article 5 of the Military Ordinance amending the Water Control Law provided for the same effect, adding that it is forbidden to establish any water corporation or any water installations except in accordance with a license given by competent agencies.[25].

All surgical procedures were performed by a veterinarian and followed approved guidelines for the ethical treatment of animals in accordance with the Polish legal requirements under the license given by the Local Ethics Committee at the Jagiellonian University in Krakow (no. 34/2008).

License is express or implied permission, given by the possessor of land, to be on that land.

Of note, all though more women coaches have become involved with the game, there is still only one in the country who holds the SQ License, which is the equivalent to the A License given out by U.S. Soccer.

When prompted to enter a license for the software, enter the borrowed license given to you by your administrator.

All data files and results were processed and presented anonymously according to the guidelines in the license given to the NAR by the Norwegian Data Inspectorate (reference number: 03/00058-15/JTA and last issued April 19 , 2012.

In many states, including New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, passing such a course allows a potential cyclist to skip the road portion of the motorcycle license test given by motor vehicle departments.

He alleges, further, that what he does as above is within the license and consent given by implication in distributing and selling the books, is within the custom of teachers, and is not an infringement of the complainant's copyright.

In a statement issued late in the day, the city said that the written and practical tests for lower-level mobile crane operator's licenses will be given by the National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators, instead of the troubled Buildings Department.

PAGE A16 New York CITY TO CHANGE THE WAY IT GRANTS Licenses for Crane Operators The New York City Buildings Department said it would overhaul its procedures on licensing crane operators, and the written and practical tests for lower-level crane operator's licenses will now be given by the National Commission for the Certification of Crane Operators.