The union's comittee on agent regulation could strip him of his license to represent N.B.A. players.
As the study noted, contemporary writers of fiction now have the license to represent speech as it is spoken, and thus have been spared the embarrassment suffered by the young Norman Mailer, whose publisher insisted that "fug" would serve as a plausible euphemism in "The Naked and the Dead" when it was published, in 1948.
He employed these techniques when trying to acquire exclusive licenses to represent foreign companies in Syria and to obtain contract awards," a statement said.
But it's also done institutionally, if we consider whether or not she ought to be allowed to change her driver's license to represent her gender or whether we ought to let her compete against other women in competitive sports.
If an attorney has to have license to represent me in court, A dentist to have a license work and give service to my teeth, a doctor to have a license to diagnose my health, there is no reason why a police officer who carries a badge to enforce the law and a gun and taser to back that up cannot be subject to same standard of behavior.
There were questions about whether Mr. Puello, the adviser, who said the Central Valley Baptist Church in Idaho had hired him to represent the Americans, was licensed to practice law.
There were also questions about whether Mr. Puello, who said he had been hired as a lawyer by the Central Valley Baptist Church in Idaho to represent the Americans, was licensed to practice law.
There are over 100 organizations licensed to lobby the US government that purport to represent Jewish interests.
Some people get a real estate license just to represent themselves in a transaction.
RICHARD J. DANA San Francisco, Feb. 19, 2003 The writer is an enrolled agent licensed by the Internal Revenue Service to represent taxpayers.
So yeah, if I had a Bahama law license, I'd be happy to represent them.
