Sentence examples for license processing from inspiring English sources
In an effort to address the negative consequences of the war on drugs, the city will give license processing priority and other assistance to individuals applying for marijuana business licenses who have been previously convicted of low-level marijuana offenses or come from low-income communities hit hard by failed drug war policies.
The objective of this study was the experimental quantification of the effect of defects in structural sandwich panels fabricated using the state-of-the-art Navy licensed processing technique, "SCRIMP".
The licensing and CITES permit processing took more than 2 years to complete.
Earlier this month a European startup called Taxify was told by the regulator to cease operating in the city almost immediately after it had launched — after the startup had sought to fast-track the licensing processing by acquiring an existing cab firm (yet apparently without gaining approval for a change in the licensing conditions).
The consternation of the conflicted "believer" working at the marriage license bureau who finds processing marriage licenses for LGBT couples distasteful is nothing new.
Lawmakers have been considering recommendations such as a ban on smoking marijuana in bars as covered by the Colorado Clean Indoor Air Act, prohibiting anyone without valid medical marijuana licenses from growing, processing and selling recreational marijuana during the first year of licensing as well as THC percentage in products, labeling and more.
Under the current system, councils charge a nationally set rate for processing licensing applications.
Car-hailing apps Uber and Ola have received a new warning from the New Delhi transport authorities, ordering both to stop operations until their applications for taxi licenses have finished processing.
Fuck processing licensing payments: all those up-votes are the only validation he needs.
Washington state is poised to issue licenses for producing, processing and selling the Schedule I drug — once officials sift through about 7,000 applications.
"For example, if you go to the DMV and pay for a driver's license, that fee is for processing the driver's license, not for setting up sting operations for catching drunk drivers," he said at the time.
