Sentence examples for made licenses from inspiring English sources

The D.M.V. instituted a new regulation last year that made licenses expire with visas, but the regulation was struck down as unconstitutional by Richard Blumenthal, state attorney general.

Ares knew that inmates made license plates, and he wondered if they made picture frames, too.

Devparna Roy notes that about 50 firms have made licensing agreements for the Bt.

The growing use of the internet for viewing has made licensing TV sets outdated, according to right-wing think tank the Adam Smith Institute.

In 2014 they already had a new regulation that made licensing even more strict".

Eon and United Artists made licensing deals revolving around the character's tastes, having merchandising tie-ins with drink, tobacco, men's clothing and car companies.

The proposal would make licenses more consistent in appearance and information, and would require states to take the same security measures before issuing them.

Shortly after the BP accident, the Office of Foreign Assets Control, the agency that regulates the embargo, said it would make licenses available to American service companies to provide oil spill prevention and containment support.

Before patented material is included in a standard, the patent-holder typically agrees to make licenses available on "fair, reasonable and nondiscriminatory terms".

Still, 11 other states and the District of Columbia have similar laws making licenses available to drivers who lack legal status. .

He noted it would make licenses available to "many of our best employees, who have been here for many years and are virtually irreplaceable.