In major system crises, this typically involves government interventions that include revoking banking licenses, firing top management, bringing in new teams to handle orderly unwinding, and - importantly - downsizing banks and other failing corporate entities that have become too big to manage.
A recent report [ 54] presented an ODE-based model describing the initiation of DNA replication, incorporating origin licensing, firing and the network of regulatory phosphorylation events.
Not all licensed origins actually fire during a given S phase, but instead remain dormant and are passively replicated by forks emanating from flanking origins.
Introductory drum music licensed via FirstCom.com ("On Fire," by Eric Darken); "Princeton, Forward March" and "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye" performed by the Princeton University Band at the bonfire.
Rock 'n' roll has been selling out, in the minds of some fans, since at least 1970, when some members of the Doors agreed to license "Light My Fire" to Buick.
Perry said licensed professionals may still be fired and have their licenses revoked by the licensing board for refusing services.
However, Mr. Spinelli was given a summons on an administrative code violation related to the gun he fired; it was licensed in Westchester County, not in New York City.
Lieutenant Farrell said the homeowner, who was licensed to own a gun, fired several shots, hitting one of the intruders at least once in the leg.
A charter bus with an illegal license caught fire on its way to Dallas from a nursing home near Houston.
[Associated Press] A bill is introduced in the Illinois Legislature to allow individuals with gun licenses to fire at Asian carp from motorboats.
The news agency said the Ministry of Public Security had released an urgent circular on Tuesday ordering all discos and dance halls operating without a license or fire control systems to be closed immediately.
