Sentence examples for licensing schemes for from inspiring English sources
The government wants to restrict councils' ability to use licensing schemes for landlords.
About half the states have carried out a program aimed at addressing aggressive driving -- including tougher penalties for infractions or violent acts committed on the road, driver re-education requirements for offenders and multitiered licensing schemes for first-time drivers.
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.
In particular, in cases where access to plant-genetic resources is a basic requirement to each new product development cycle, overly strong intellectual property rights might hamper or slow down the innovation process due to increased transaction costs generated by the need for complex licensing schemes for the use of these resources.
Vancouver has one of the country's only business licensing schemes for weed dispensaries; the city had 176 pot shops apply for licenses, though only a handful were approved.
For Britain, we have a strict and tough licensing scheme for oil drilling.
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.
Longer tenancies, a national licensing scheme for landlords and tougher regulation of lettings agents would also help.
Mr Sheridan said a statutory licensing scheme for gangmasters would serve as a "fitting memorial" for those who died and help prevent further disasters.
