Founder member Gwil Sainsbury quit Alt-J suddenly in January, shortly before recording on the second album began; this month singer Gus Unger-Hamilton spoke about the difficulty of being a once-fresh band who, via widespread TV licensing of their material, had become "part of the establishment".
Canada's generic pharmaceutical manufacturing industry grew as a result of widespread compulsory licensing of pharmaceutical products [ 23].
Such policies may include voluntary measures by patent holders such as widespread voluntary licensing, participating in the UNITAID-supported Medicines Patent Pool [ 49], non-assert declarations, or decisions not to apply for or maintain patents in developing countries.
More moderate positions were developed to defend marriage against the view that the flesh and all matter were evil and to defend celibacy against the widespread sexual license of the times.
The German Compassionate Use Program (CUP) and patient in need (PIN) scheme in the UK facilitated earlier treatment with nintedanib, prior to licensing and widespread manufacturer availability and offered the means to collect real world data for IPF patients.
The presence or absence of the established NAI resistance-associated mutations, R292K and E119V, was then determined by inspection of the resulting amino acid alignment, with reference to the influenza A/Syd/5/97 (H3NA) NA sequence, which was isolated before the licensing and widespread use of neuraminidase inhibitors that began after 1999/2000.
Thousands of New Jersey doctors failed to renew their licenses by a state deadline after widespread difficulties with a new licensing form, state officials and physicians' groups said today.
If mox fuel was to be licensed for widespread use, though, Washington first needed to have it tested in reactors.
Dick Turse, treasurer of Central Jersey Trout Unlimited, an anglers conservation organization in Pluckemin, said that pressure from the buyers of fishing licenses ensures widespread stocking, however harsh the water conditions.
