Sentence examples for requires for licensing from inspiring English sources
It has no liquor license, and it will never get one because there is no room to add the bathroom that the law requires for licensing.
In many cases, just passing the C.P.A. exam can be enough, even without the work experience required for licensing.
Meanwhile, for the rights holders themselves, the platform offers a "one stop shop" to manage all of their interaction with games companies, including their own profile which provides all the relevant information required for licensing.
Fidaxomicin has been evaluated in 2 large double-blind randomized noninferiority trials (studies 003 and 004), as required for licensing.
5 The license approval process for herbal medicines varies across countries, including wide variation in the evidence of effectiveness required for licensing.
In addition, we did not consider the opportunity costs to Health Canada and the device manufacturers of increasing the level of evidence required for licensing new devices.
We also suggested that MDB should require rigorous clinical trial evidence before licensing new family members, similar to the level of evidence required for licensing new types of device [ 12].
The level and amount of evidence required for licensing a specific new device (or group of devices) depends on the classification of risk assigned to that device: the greatest degree of rigour is required for evidence of safety and efficacy in Class IV devices.
As required for licensing process, accident analyses of International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor ITERR) accounting for site specifications and design changes will be updated.
The urgent need for new anti-tuberculosis drugs raises the question of the design, conduct and analysis of the trials that will be required for licensing purposes.
For high-precision calculations, such as required for licensing tasks and detailed design calculations, data adjustment is still necessary as the "native" covariance data in the ENDF files is not accurate enough.
