Sentence examples for making licenses from inspiring English sources

But the governors in the two states, a Democrat and a Republican respectively, vetoed the bills, and some states, including Georgia, Minnesota and South Carolina, have moved to tighten restrictions, making licenses far more difficult to obtain for those who cannot document their legal status.

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

Sony/ATV will administer EMI's business, which involves processing royalties and making licensing deals.

"I think you should go back to making license plates, Joe".

Prison labor — making license plates, picking up litter — is nothing new, and nearly all states have such programs.

"That goniff who should be doing time, chopping rocks, making license plates, somehow slipped out of his apartment confinement and he's treating himself to a shore dinner".

Ofcom is calling for responses to its consultation and expects to release a statement in December, before making licensing available for aircraft and ships early next year.

To Pantone, a $2 billion business now making licensing arrangements for its own proprietary line of home and contract furnishings, the answer is black and white.

The band's members own a studio outside Montreal — a deconsecrated church, appropriately — and hold the rights to their master recordings; they release their music by making licensing deals with labels.

Microsoft, for its part, insists its new contracts are aimed at making licensing agreements simpler, not more costly.

I suppose I could use this special knowledge to short the company's stock but I'm averse to spending the rest of my life making license plates.