Sentence examples for licensed to perform from inspiring English sources

A separate building, the Folly, has its own entrance and terrace and is licensed to perform ceremonies.

The Lord Chamberlain's Men was one of only two companies licensed to perform within the London city limits.

("City Hall gave us a hard time," he explained, and Ms. Yeager, a notary public, says she is licensed to perform weddings).

To avoid a worse scenario -- having to cancel the wedding because the officiant is stuck in traffic -- she is licensed to perform ceremonies.

Citizen pruners, a few thousand Samaritans trained in the art of botanical stewardship by the nonprofit organization Trees New York, are licensed to perform surgery on the city's street trees, as their judgment demands.

A group of cardiologists, many affiliated with hospitals already licensed to perform the procedure, were said to have seen the commissioner's action as an attempt by community hospitals to get a share of a growing, lucrative market.

Some states do not require licensing to perform real estate appraisals.

That was until Tuesday, when the band said they were told the license to perform had been revoked because their performance would have been "at odds with what the Ministry of Tourism viewed as the 'authenticity' of the site," despite the fact they had played there three times before.

And the government, by now worried, stripped the band of its license to perform.

If you want a license to perform music by Philip Glass, you have to call Glass's company, Dunvagen Music Publishers, whose director is Jim Keller.

As I understand it, it can be difficult to obtain the license to perform the ballets, per the standards set by the Balanchine Trust.