Sentence examples for wide licensing from inspiring English sources

It's worth remembering that it was compulsory licensing of technology imposed on the old Ma Bell in the mid-20th century that led to wide licensing of the microprocessor innovations created by Bell Labs.

The other study used the telephone book in a single urban area to recruit massage therapists whereas we used state – wide licensing lists.

But in the case of Nemtsov, Putin granted the F.S.B. the country's main security agency, of which Putin was once the director unusually wide license to go after the killers.

iON Camera sought to capitalize on the growing demand for action cameras with its first iON Air Pro sports video unit back in 2012, after getting its start in 2011 as a subsidiary of global electronics company World Wide Licenses.

A strong evidence base is already required for borough-wide licensing - this is unnecessary central Government interference," said Councillor Andrew Baikie, the borough's mayoral advisor for housing.

PARIS — The French economy minister, Christine Lagarde, has rebuffed U.S. criticism that demands for tough new European rules on hedge funds are protectionist, but she also has signaled her readiness to compromise on the issue of Europe-wide licensing, a letter showed.

"We are deeply frustrated that the Government has decided to rush through these changes without consultation with tenants' group and local authorities, when area-wide licensing has been shown to be working to improve the private renting and drive up standards," said Alex Hilton, the director of the campaign group Generation Rent.

"To help companies address Android's ongoing infringement, we've established an industry-wide licensing program," Gutierrez writes.

Labels like Monstercat have also unveiled wider licensing initatives to bring their entire catalog of songs to Twitch for a monthly fee.

Labels like Monstercat have also unveiled wider licensing initatives to bring their entire catalog of songs to Twitch for a monthly fee.

The elimination of barriers on the European market will give patients greater access to existing cures through the Europe-wide licensing of these products.