Surveillance cameras on the two main roads between the countries were programmed to log the license plates of cars that passed by.
It was a remarkable scene and a residing image, not least because, ironically, the hornbill is often used as a symbol of the Sarawak state government who'd licensed for logging much of the land my hosts inhabit.
Just weeks ago, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled the province has the right to issue licenses for logging on the Grassy Narrows traditional territory.
Deramakot and Tangkulap were originally licensed for logging starting in 1956 and 1970s, respectively, and the conventional logging commenced there [12].
SINCE the 1940s, obtaining a hairdressing license in New York State has meant logging 1,000 hours at a cosmetology school, passing a written test and demonstrating styling ability in a three-hour practical exam.
Although logging of procedures may not be required by all licensing authorities and hospitals, there are clearly benefits to having these data available [ 11].
Mr. Hanjour spent substantial periods of time in the state for the next five years, attending at least four flight schools and logging hundreds of hours in the air before earning his license.
It is one of the few Afghan provinces with a border station where officials log outsiders' names and license plates.
Unlike a single computer license, which works only on one computer, a network/floating license allows multiple people to use a bioinformatics package simultaneously by logging on to a network computer (e.g. a powerful computer housed in the lab) and running the program from it.
Timber firms were licensed to log the old-growth forest in Clayaquot Sound; fishing companies were permitted to destroy the Grand Banks: in both cases these get-rich-quick schemes impoverished Canada and its reputation.
