Sentence examples for remain unlicensed from inspiring English sources
For any others out there who remain unlicensed and rely on notice and takedown, you are accessories to the theft of our music.
The vendors -- like Luz María Miranda, mother of six, selling clothes in the street to a steady clientele -- remain unlicensed, unregulated, untaxed and unabashed.
It seems that the industry's major stakeholders still prefer this turf to remain unlicensed rather than to allow real-life, workable and market-based solutions to emerge by working with new companies such as Sonific.
It should be noted that in spite of the ICH E11's explicit requirement for appropriate evaluation of medicinal products for children, today about 70% of the medicines given to the paediatric population and 93% of the medicines given to critically ill neonates remain unlicensed or used off-label [ 14– 16].
The potential benefits of such a system are that it encourages rural operators to seek legitimization, and subscribe to agreed minimum standards, rather than either remaining unlicensed and unregulated.
In the spirit of the times, it remains unlicensed.
However it remains unlicensed in the United States.
His comments were aimed at pressuring Washington for more stringent gun laws, but the violence also illustrated that for all the mayor's efforts, unlicensed guns remain in the hands of criminals — and that admonitions can go only so far.
Apart from digital broadcasts being far less vulnerable to interference, there's now plenty of frequency-hopping technology around for detecting digital broadcasts and avoiding them.That hasn't stopped television broadcasters from claiming interference will remain a problem if unlicensed devices are allowed to operate in the same part of the spectrum.
"Reintroductions should follow International Union for Conservation of Nature Guidelines and procedures and we remain opposed to the unlicensed release of animals into the Scottish countryside".
A minority of the drug shops are formally registered and licensed by government to sell class C (over the counter medication) but the majority are unlicensed and may remain so for years at a time (MHSDMU, 2011).
