Sentence examples for license measures from inspiring English sources

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Oregon and Maryland recently passed driver's license measures, and several other states are weighing the matter.

Brown uncharacteristically weighed in on a few major bills as they traveled through the Senate and Assembly, supporting the minimum-wage increase and driver's license measures, for example.

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The Air Weapons and Licensing (Scotland) Bill laid before Holyrood seeks to introduce strict licensing measures for the estimated 500,000 air weapons in Scotland.

Among the drugs that would most probably fall under a stricter licensing measure are OxyContin, fentanyl, hydromorphone and methadone.

It includes post-licensing measures for different driving-under-influence offender groups, but also covers measures for driving license applicants with an official record related to alcohol and/or illicit drug use.

We compare the changes in this fishery to the number of licenses and evaluate effectiveness of license restructuring measures as indicated by changes in landings within this fishery.

In predicting performance on the medical board licensing examination measures, the biological sciences and verbal reasoning subtests of MCAT have better predictive validity than other subsets [ 8].

Meta-analyses of both Kyei-Blankson [ 2] and Donnon and colleagues [ 3] showed varying correlations between MCAT scores and future performance, with the former reporting correlations between the test and academic performance ranging between 0.10 and 0.50, and the latter reporting correlations between 0.39 and 0.60 between MCAT and licensing exam measures.

When Brent Thill, an analyst at UBS, asked on the earnings call what Oracle could be doing to get back to better growth in licenses — a measure of software sales — Catz's reply wasn't particularly inspiring: "We just have to execute, and we have to avoid any kind of economic deterioration or things like that.

George W. Bush moved to head off a growing revolt over Real ID, a 2005 federal law requiring states to verify the identity of all drivers and issue tamper-proof licenses, a measure that states said was too costly and infringed on privacy rights.

Although it will be at least a year before the state begins issuing licenses, the measure gives regulators the authority to issue temporary permits to some existing medical marijuana businesses, which will be able to sell weed for recreational use until the formal system comes online.

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