Chief Justice John G. Roberts repeatedly suggested, moreover, that the last three words of the phrase "licensing and similar laws" provided Arizona with yet more leeway.
See id. at 33. Arizona also points to the statute's phrase, "licensing and similar laws," as indicative of an intent broader than the Chamber of Commerce's interpretation.
The Bond book came out recently and I saw the phrase "licensed to thrill" in seven out of the nine papers I bought.
That phrase grants philosophical license to the peculiar, the obscene, and the objectionable.
Unless you live in Washington, D.C., it's hard to make a case for "taxation without representation" these days (District residents do have a case to make on this front, which is why they put the phrase on their license plates as a smack in the face to every congressman who drives around D.C).
But the phrases give us license to assume that the stuff sitting on our hard drives is the same as the stuff that we feel overwhelmed by, that everybody ought to have access to, and that wants to be free.
They are also licensing the phrase, for royalties of 8percentto10percentcento to manufacturers of things like teddy bears and hair accessories.
Ms. Heimowitz said people read the phrase "eat liberally" as a license to gorge on red meat.
Buried in the click-wrapped license is a phrase that prohibits anyone working with the product from using "the Character Animation Data and Image Files to disparage Microsoft, its products or services".
The New Yorker, May 23 , 1953P. 23 At twenty-one minutes past ten last Saturday morning, driving to Long Island over the Triborough Bridge, we drew up alongside a determined-looking lady in a cafe-au-lait Mercury convertible on whose license plate the phrase "The Empire State" had been painted out with black paint.
