Sentence examples for organization licensed from inspiring English sources
Apple, the Beatles organization, licensed the songs to the Cirque, and George Martin, the Beatles producer, and his son Giles reknitted and remixed those songs into the aural tapestry on display at the Mirage.
The executive action, which the governor was to announce on receiving a National Equality Award from the Human Rights Campaign on Saturday night, will make it illegal for any organization licensed or funded by the state to offer such "therapy".
Gazeta, a Russian daily, reported today that most votes in the organization licensed today would belong to the group's founders, former Prime Minister Yevgeny M. Primakov and Arkady Volsky, a business lobbyist, as well as to a few public figures, including an astronaut and a composer.
For instance, Section 12(1) of LI 1571 states clearly that no employee of an organization licensed under the LI shall wear, carry or bear any uniform, cap, badge, accoutrements or other identification mark unless these have been approved for use by the Inspector-General of Police in writing.
The organization licenses its own contraceptive technology around the world to assist with family planning.
Mr. Lawsky's office added that the S.E.C. had anticipated that Mr. Falcone's settlement "may have collateral consequences under federal or state law and the rules and regulations of self-regulatory organization, licensing boards, and other regulatory organizations".
There are over 100 organizations licensed to lobby the US government that purport to represent Jewish interests.
Most human rights and democracy groups in Egypt already operate in a legal twilight because of Mubarak-era laws allowing only nongovernment organizations licensed by the government.
She did not know at the time that Atlantis received the second-most complaints of the 13 health maintenance organizations licensed in New York State, according to the State Insurance Department.
Mr. Christie's go-ahead means that state health officials can compile a patient registry and that six nonprofit organizations licensed by the state can lease space and begin growing plants.
Both organizations licensed DrotAA for use in patients with severe sepsis at high risk for death, but they differed in their definition of risk for death.
