Sentence examples for license to put from inspiring English sources

More typically, he has sold a license to put his name on someone else's project.

Francis reached for her hand, which she took as license to put her mouth by his ear.

Such fund-raising can help pay for shows, not only for costumes and staging, but also for the license to put it on.

What gave the Times license to put three bikinis on its front page was its assurance that you could look past the bikinis to the minds of the women who were wearing them.

You pay a lot more for your electricity, you need a license to operate, you need a license to put a chalkboard outside to promote your gigs...".. The Independent saw fit to blame this on the recession.

The second-person "you" is a staple of pop music, because it allows a listener to feel as if the singer is addressing her personally, while also giving that listener license to put herself in the singer's place, addressing a "you" of her own choosing.

In addition to possible criminal charges, Arum, Kushner and other promoters who have testified in the case could lose their licenses to put on boxing matches.

Satellite TV provider Echostar also won enough licenses to put together a national service,which could expand its ability to offer two-way broadband services.

A group of small marijuana farms in California has filed a lawsuit challenging new state rules that allow growers to obtain multiple licenses to put together cultivation operations of more than one acre.

Legislators have to pass a second bill that will outline steps to combat problem gambling, decide how many IRs to license, where to put them, who will regulate them, whether Japanese citizens will allowed free access or need to pay an entry tax as in Singapore, and perhaps most important, whether Japanese companies will need to own some or most of the IRs.

Microsoft swallowed the PC market in the 1980s and 1990s by letting any hardware maker pay licensing fees to put Windows on its machines.