Sentence examples for licensing came from inspiring English sources

Previous restraint (or licensing) came to be regarded as an inheritance of Roman Catholic practices.

"That's when the idea of licensing came into our heads," Mr. Semel said.

Landlord licensing came in as part of the the Housing Act, which came into force in 2006 and applies to England and Wales.

The complex system of music licensing came under attack in a congressional hearing on Tuesday, as entertainment and media executives pleaded for changes to how music rights were acquired and paid for online and by radio and television stations.

The licensing came out of my first menswear show, which was held at Galeries Lafayette in 1960 and based on my "cylinder" line.

The decision by Discovery Communications to license the "Dirty Jobs" name for the cleaning products is the first such license in that category, said Elizabeth Bakacs, vice president for licensing at Discovery Communications in Silver Spring, Md. It was important that Mr. Rowe be involved, she added, because "the best successes" in licensing "come when we partner with our talent".

That's where the licensing comes in.

Abosch, whose work, Business Insider reports, "begins at $150,000 and can rise as high as $500,000 if commercial licensing comes into play," came to prominence for a similarly-lit photo of Johnny Depp.

The decision to grant a license came at a hearing of the State Liquor Authority in Manhattan.

National television and radio stations were closed when their licenses came up for renewal.

But with a driver's license came adult freedom, and Mr. Fazel tucked his collection away.