Sentence examples for nations licensed from inspiring English sources

According to the latest figures, from 2012, EU nations licensed almost €200m in military sales to Russia.

It mistakenly stated that EU nations licensed almost €200bn in military sales to Russia, with France being responsible for well over half of that, Germany €40bn and Britain €10bn.

Worst of all, we ended up with stupid rules on pay, "buy American" provisions that give other nations license to do the same, and a loss of credibility with the American people.

These machines, which can be found in 1.3 million mailrooms across the nation, are licensed by the United States Postal Service to Pitney Bowes.

Letters of marque can be used (1) by nations to license their private ships to carry arms for self-defense; (2) by nations to authorize anti-piracy operations by private parties; or (3) by littoral governments, like that in Somalia, to deputize private parties to enforce security and the rule of law in territorial waters.

In contrast with other nations that have licensed their use, fluoroquinolone resistance in Campylobacter isolates and subsequent infections in humans acquired from meats eaten within the country have not emerged in Australia.

Union officials contend that New York City has the highest standards in the nation for licensing crane operators.

The nation, which licenses 19 companies that offer sports betting and casino games like blackjack over the Internet, argued that United States trade policy does not prohibit cross-border gambling operations.

A state legislator turned in an application to the State Agriculture Department to become the nation's first licensed industrial hemp farmer.

Now the military will vaccinate only personnel in the Persian Gulf region because of continuing production delays at the nation's sole licensed plant for the vaccine.

Further data gained from tracing crime guns has now shown that only a handful of suspect dealers, 1.2percentt of the nation's 83,000 licensed dealers, supply almost 60percentt of the guns used in crimes.