Sentence examples for licensing plans from inspiring English sources

THE ARTS A picture caption on Thursday with an article about licensing plans for six early Beatles songs misstated the year in which the Beatles are shown performing on "The Ed Sullivan Show" and referred incorrectly to the appearance.

The designer Cliff May (1908-1989) didn't invent the ranch house, but he was its most influential proponent, designing over 1,000 such houses in the 1940s and '50s, and licensing plans to developers for nearly 18,000 tract houses throughout California.

The licensing plan is intended to last until 2012 but could be extended, Mr. Smith said.

The McDonald's Corporation said yesterday that it would introduce McKids, a multicategory licensing plan aimed at children.

"Licensing Plan Gives Fresh Play to Beatles Artsts pages, Aug. 15) begins by reporting how some young people have not heard of Paul McCartney.

In conclusion, the document stated: "An analysis of the responses indicated that a substantial majority were against the licensing plan being adopted because of concerns over environmental effects".

But one potential hurdle may have been cleared: Pedicab owners who sued over the original licensing plan said they had no qualms with the new proposal.

Microsoft's chief executive, Steve Ballmer, said yesterday that his company made mistakes when it moved to a new licensing plan this year that angered customers, some of whom had to pay more.

In a statement adopted during a membership meeting in Syracuse, the association praised other parts of Mr. Spitzer's new three-tiered licensing plan, which would offer a new, federally recognized secure license to citizens and legal immigrants, but added, "We do not feel that providing driver's licenses to illegal immigrants is appropriate".

Speaking about their licensing plan, they wrote: "The reality that trademarks like these could be used to theoretically give companies (including ours) the power to police and control online video is a valid concern, and though we can assert our intentions are pure, there's no way to prove them".

Egmont has the licence to publish the new Bin Weevils magazine and Watney says more off-line products are in the works under an aggressive licensing plan, including books and the first toys based on Bin Weevil characters including Tink and Clott to appear this autumn.