Sentence examples for one license from inspiring English sources
Once, he said, he was showing the collection to law enforcement officials; in the photo on one license, a police officer recognized his college roommate.
Separately, the consolidation amongst Arm's customer base could reduce its licensing revenue (NXP/Freescale are both important Arm's licensees where only one license will be required from now on; Intel will presumably design out Arm's technology now that it has acquired Altera).
The suitability of one license schema is likely to rely on the context of its adoption, that is, on the momentary demands of stakeholders, and thus no combination of license should be treated as ideal in general, but only in specific according to stakeholders' expectations on a project-by-project basis.
However, the empirical fact that projects have more than one license challenges a classification that considers a project simply based on one of its licenses.
(Policy maker 6) On the other hand, some academics said that there should be only one license.
But some American companies hold more than one license.
Intensive care units at hospitals should have one licensed nurse on duty for every two patients, the report said.
Currently, there are four licensed drugs and one licensed drug combination for the treatment of HAT, all of which suffer from problems such as high toxicity, inappropriate administration in a rural African setting, or the emergence of drug resistance.
Because there are currently only four licensed producers of Salk IPV and one licensed producer of Sabin IPV worldwide, the supply options for potential producers of combinations containing IPV are limited.
Specifically, the Project Coordinator and a research assistant interviewed three LTC staff (two care aides and one licensed practical nurse) who focused on their experiences with fall and injury prevention in LTC settings.
In 2014, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) reviewed data from one licensed ASO3-adjuvanted influenza A(H5N1) vaccine for consideration of use during inter-pandemic periods among persons with occupational exposure.
