Sentence examples for licensing obligations from inspiring English sources

When assessing the jurisdictions you operate in, consider what the reporting, regulatory or licensing obligations of that country are, and whether your company requires a higher standard.

You need to investigate what confirmation you receive from suppliers, that their specific reporting, regulatory or licensing obligations are adhered to, and confirm your role in supporting this process.

In June, the government fined Terracom nearly $400,000 for failing to comply with its licensing obligations, failing to provide information about its operations and failing to pay several fees.

The official, the minister of natural resources, Vitaly G. Artyukhov, said in a newspaper interview that the oil giant Yukos, whose former chief executive is being held on charges of financial irregularities, could lose the licenses for its oil fields because it was not fulfilling its licensing obligations.

"With this growth, there has been a substantial increase in the cost of ensuring private hire operators fulfil their licensing obligations and in tackling illegal activity to keep passengers safe.

Black Duck was founded in 2002 and initially focused on selling software that helped companies deduce licensing obligations that may arise as they develop or buy open-source software (there are over 1,400 different licenses in use today).

Mr. Wharton said that was one reason why broadcasters -- who are required to run public service programming as part of their licensing obligation -- had increasingly opted for alternatives to the kind of messages supplied by the Ad Council.

However, Mr. Gerry has indicated that the men will fight the suspension and said that the lawsuits were not frivolous, but provided a means of enforcing license obligations, an area where the state fails to mete out sufficient punishment.

But in light of the hammering the global telecommunications industry has taken the last year, the European wireless companies have been trying to find ways to free themselves from some of the license obligations.

Ms. Kenigsberg immediately began introducing herself to the general managers of all the New York television stations, explaining how covering Long Island was part of their license obligations, encouraging dialogue, and monitoring and studying the quantity and character of Long Island news.

Offering services using either the W-CDMA or CDMA2000 standards, operators usually begin service in the largest urban centers and then expand coverage to more remote areas, following the pattern of demand, or according to their license obligations.