Sentence examples for licensing scheme for from inspiring English sources

How does the licensing scheme for landlords work?

For Britain, we have a strict and tough licensing scheme for oil drilling.

Longer tenancies, a national licensing scheme for landlords and tougher regulation of lettings agents would also help.

A pilot licensing scheme for privately rented properties is planned to start in the city next spring.

Jack Straw, the Foreign Office says, is likely to propose a licensing scheme for mercenaries within months.

Labor has announced it would introduce a licensing scheme for labour hire companies and plans to crack down on abuse of working visas and underpayment of workers.

Spain, one of the earliest to let its fishing-boats carry armed guards, said on September 27th that they would now be allowed to use machineguns and other heavy weapons against the pirates' AK-47s.Some countries, such as America and Denmark, have introduced licensing schemes for owners who want to arm their ships.

In an attempt to improve standards and affordability in the fast-growing private rented sector, several London councils have embraced licensing schemes for private landlords and the idea of no-fee council-run letting agencies as alternatives to the commercial ones.

Unfortunately, other courts ruling on fair use for teaching and research have rendered decisions that provide the predicate for the publishers' licensing scheme, amending the copyright statute by judicial action to do so.

Fees for licensing schemes and redirecting the money received through fines will help.

"Could be a pedophile, could be a wanted criminal...  God forbid, a terrorist!" A vast number of the costumed characters in Times Square are undocumented immigrants and, as Dunn noted, "licensing schemes are particularly problematic for people who are fearful of the government, even when their activity is entirely lawful".