Certified public accountant Trycia Arenciba of Miami-based KW Property Management & Consulting, who frequently juggles her kids' bedtimes with working remotely from home at night, recently earned her CAM, a professional license for community association managers, to bolster her expertise.
The licenses being sold will allow companies to bolster their presence in some of the nation's most attractive and lucrative markets, including Boston, the Baltimore-Washington corridor, Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle and Portland, Ore.
International and national efforts to bolster the legitimacy of compulsory licenses, while at times criticized [24], deserve some credit for encouraging the access to patented medicines that has been achieved.
He also hopes to bolster the company's growth by expanding its licensing program and other games business; the company already makes Nascar branded cards and others.
Spectrum, or airspace, licenses are the bread and butter of the wireless industry, since carriers need it to bolster their existing networks or add new services.
Policy changes to bolster economic growth and employment, whether by simplifying the tax code, repealing some occupational licensing, bringing more rigor to K-12 schooling or accrediting cheaper online education, may help reverse or curb these trends.
First Avenue is trying to bolster its broadband wireless access service by acquiring Teligent's 24-gigahertz spectrum licenses, fixed wireless broadband operations and radio assets.
In turn, Sun agreed to pay AOL $350 million in licensing, marketing and advertising fees, raising the possibility that AOL was effectively getting back some of its expenditures to bolster its own revenue.
In France, government investigators have accused Servier of licensing Mediator as a diabetes drug to avoid scrutiny, but urging doctors to prescribe the pills as a diet aid to bolster sales — a practice that greatly expanded the pool of those potentially harmed by the drug.
He continued lessons to bolster his boxing.
