Start by giving employees license to let their imaginations run wild: A large quantity of diverse ideas will ultimately yield the highest-quality ones.
Just because you're peeing doesn't give you license to let loose with every bodily function at your disposal.
It might even be willfully goofy, but as an artist you have to give yourself the license to let something be absurd, if that's what it needs to be".
And when you're playing a part like Gregor Antonescu in "Man and Boy" or Rita Lyons in "The Lyons," you've been given the license to let your ego off the leash and run wild.
"For those organizations that are poorly run or mismanaged or don't give a damn," he said, "the Youngblood case was a license to let down their guard and be lazy.
InterAction, a major alliance of United States-based humanitarian groups, complained yesterday that the Bush administration was too slow in issuing licenses to let them do preparatory work in countries neighboring Iraq in case of war.
Their anonymity can feel like a license to let go, even if the daily drumbeat of hacks, leaks, and other breaches reminds us that data are identifiable, indelible, and obtainable.
In monetary policy, two zeroes — the hard zero on interest rates and the soft zero on wage changes — can, all too easily, give central bankers a de facto license to let the economy stagnate, remaining far below potential for an indefinite length of time.
If the Yucca proposal, which is still largely undefined, survives Congress, it will move to the courts, where Nevada has two separate challenges under way already, and to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, which will have to decide whether to issue a license to let the Energy Department build the repository and, later, bury waste there.
Huang, bolstered by technological pride and a grim resolve to maintain the company's 38% gross profit margins, balked at paying Intel for a license to let the Nforce work with the Pentium 4 microprocessor.
