Local licence-plates read "America's Dairyland".
State authorities have already approved 348 recreational sale licences but businesses also require a local licence, the first of which were those issued in Denver on Friday.
Between 1994 and 1997, it launched commercial television channels in seven East European countries, teaming up with local licence-holders in each.Initially, all went swimmingly.
British-based Bank of Scotland returned its local licence in 2010; Denmark's Danske Bank and ACCBank, a subsidiary of Rabobank of the Netherlands, plan to do the same.
While privately rented housing is largely deregulated, some councils have set up mandatory local licencing schemes to make sure landlords comply with certain regulations in their area.
Such is the global status of the capital that there are commercial and editorial possibilities unavailable to other new local licence holders in places such as Norwich and Grimsby.
The executive adds, a little wistfully, that she then disappeared into the night in a car with local licence plates, never to be seen again.His firm was soon bought by another Chinese company.
For banks such as Morgan Stanley, which has acquired a local licence by buying a small bank, each new product it hopes to sell requires a separate stamp of approval, which can take months.
The Radio Authority (and subsequently Ofcom) continue to award regional ensemble licences to a number of radio groups with advertising of the licences starting from 1998, and licence awards being awarded from 10 May 1999, with the Birmingham ensemble being the first local licence being issued to CE Digital.
