Sentence examples for licensing for more from inspiring English sources

Today, Harvard and Nano-Terra Inc., a company co-founded by Professor Whitesides, plan to announce the exclusive licensing for more than 50 current and pending Harvard patents to Nano-Terra.

Few drivers are licensed for more than one country.

Steven Altman had had a pilot's license for more than 30 years, his uncle Irving Altman said.

Blackwater had been operating without a license for more than a year, though it had made an attempt to register this spring.

The deal for Signatures — which holds licenses for more than 150 acts, including Justin Timberlake and Bruce Springsteen — is the latest move in Live Nation's plan to take a bigger role in the relationship between artists and their fans.

By a 2-to-1 vote, the State Liquor Authority accepted the Cipriani family's $500,000 settlement offer, rather than revoke the licenses for more than four dozen violations of state law at nine locations, including the Rainbow Room.

The agent, John T. Shipley, was indicted Wednesday on charges he dealt firearms without a license for more than two years, buying the weapons from dealers on the Internet and then reselling them to unidentified buyers.

Canadian officials said today that dealers often got licenses for more guns than they might import just so they would be in a position to bid on contracts with police forces, and to fulfill those contracts should they prevail.

In 1998, the Commerce Department imposed a civil penalty of $824,000 on Allergan, a California company that makes Botox, after finding that it had not obtained the necessary export licenses for more than 400 shipments of the product.

The authority voted two to one in 2008 to accept the Ciprianis' $500,000 settlement offer, rather than revoke their liquor licenses for more than four dozen violations of state law at nine venues, including the Rainbow Room at Rockefeller Center, Harry Cipriani at the Sherry-Netherland Hotel and Cipriani Wall Street.

Those organizations included Hudson Valley Chapter 181 of the Quarter Century Wireless Association (a communications group where he served two terms as president and was active for more than 20 years) and the Old Timers Club (a national group for ham radio operators who have been licensed for more than 40 years, where he served as vice president).