Sentence examples for licensing making from inspiring English sources

The Government did not believe Canada was losing economically from it, and given Canada's negligible role in pharmaceutical innovation, the government did not see compulsory licensing making any impact on the R&D budgets of the innovative pharmaceutical industry.

Though it stalled on the charts at the beginning, a flurry of commercial licensing made it inescapable on television.

The high-profile complaint, which was timed to add weight to negotiations between record labels and Google over music licensing, makes sense on the surface.

The purpose of this article is to estimate quantitatively the contribution that university licensing makes to the national U.S. economy.

The addition of statefull packet filtering and statefull inspection, and a wide range of supported protocols, dependent on licensing make Cisco the ideal subject for discussions of router auditing.

Most taxis operate without licenses, making foreigners easy prey for overcharging.

Like Shifeng, most of the dozens of small manufacturers in this segment operate without official licenses, making their sustainability uncertain.

Getting your first driver's license, making out in the backseat, driving off from your wedding, taking your baby home from the hospital.

I got my pilot's license making Flyboys.

Frightened illegals drive without licenses, making an accident more likely.

He lost his driver's license, making it difficult for him to secure employment.