Sentence examples for licensing problems from inspiring English sources

The news of Apple's licensing problems was first reported by The New York Post.

That solves licensing problems, but leaves a weird gap in verisimilitude.

Typically, 2CVs that are at least 25 years old face no licensing problems with regard to emissions or safety equipment, Mr. Slade said.

Minas-Rio, a large iron ore project in Brazil and one of Ms. Carroll's initiatives, is struggling with rising costs and delays because of licensing problems.

The environmental agency has said that it has since tightened scrutiny on electrical and plumbing licensing and had hired an outside monitor to oversee the work at Croton, which first notified the Department of Investigation about the licensing problems.

At the same time, Elastic lost its space because of licensing problems, and the Velvet Lounge was being forced out of its previous location, with its resurrection plans still hazy.

County officials interviewed him, though no one asked about his drinking or licensing problem.

The licensing problem could ultimately result in the facilities being closed.

He recalled asking Mr. Nozzolio, years ago, to intervene with the State Police to help sort out a licensing problem with the company's trucks, and Mr. Nozzolio took care of it.

And the licensing problem persists: PES 2017 does have a Barcelona licence this time around, but the only officially licensed Premier League teams are Arsenal and Liverpool – which means other sides get weird vaguely indicative new monickers (Tottenham Hotspur, for example, become North East London in the game), and the kits and club crests are mere approximations of their real-life counterparts.

There's also the licensing problem.