Licensing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LICENSING in dictionary:

VERB:
• LICENSE, to issue or grant authoritative permission to, also LICENCE
NOUN:
• a permit from an authority to own or use something, do a particular thing, or carry on a trade (especially in alcoholic drink)
• formal or official permission to do something
• freedom to behave as one wishes, especially in a way which results in excessive or unacceptable behaviour
• licentiousness.
• a reason or excuse to do something unacceptable
• a writer's or artist's freedom to deviate from fact, or from conventions such as grammar, for effect

Words related to LICENSING

license9 licensed11 licenses10

Words that contain LICENSING

relicensing14 sublicensing17

How to use LICENSING in a sentence

• But the systematic poisoning of alcoholic liquors permitted under a licensing System is the most flagrant example of the evil.
• It also provides for the licensing of amateurs who prove competent.
• First was by WHARTON, on presenting petition signed by over half a million persons in favour of Compensation Clauses of Licensing Bill.
• However, excessive controls and uncertain policies in areas like industrial licensing, trade, labor, and finance continue to hamper foreign investment.
• The practice of licensing books was unquestionably derived from the Inquisition, and was applied here first to books of religion.
• Representation was secured for the Chamber of Mines upon one of the licensing bodies, and here, too, a very appreciable result followed.
• By the Licensing Act of 1902, an inquest may not be held in any premises licensed for the sale of intoxicating liquor if other suitable premises have been provided.
• Bence Jones, who is known to oppose the indiscriminate licensing which takes place in many parts of Ireland.
• At this period they received a petition against the commissioners for licensing hackney-coaches.
• They spoke much of its deficiencies in not providing any system of control, to secure the proper conduct of publicans, such as existed under the present licensing system.
• The Licensing question and the Contagious Diseases Acts are two of the most important questions with which Mr.
• Still more debated is temperance legislation, both as to licensing and as to prohibiting the liquor traffic.
• Sometimes the taxation is put under the guise of a fee for examination and licensing, sometimes plainly as an excise tax.
• Of course it is a motive to novel or irregular trades to secure a licensing law from the State, for the slight tax insures them protection.
• The French licensing laws are a thing of mystery, but the system appears roughly to be this.
• The plan of licensing and inspecting taverns and hotels had originated with Sir Francis, and very profitable it proved.
• But, whether it would or would not have been better to postpone Licensing Reform to a Parliament elected to deal with it, as matters came to stand, there was no choice.
• The hurried Government licensing measure of 1893 had of course to be expanded and amended in 1895 and 1896.
• The second general Licensing Poll was held in December, 1896.
• They have also decided to oppose having the Licensing Poll on General Election day.
• Penalties on the publication of heretical opinion did not cease in England with the disappearance of the Licensing Act.
• In addition, fees are received for the licensing of theatres, and for the examination of plays.
• He was appointed as a consequence of the old Licensing Act, repealed in 1843.
• Some hesitation arose as to licensing the play, and on the 17th of January, 1834, the authorities decided to prohibit its representation.
• Nor has the Abbe done full justice to the public opposition offered to the Licensing Act.
• Some welcome newspapers meet us here and I am delighted to learn that the Government has passed the Licensing Bill and that the Japanese are still successful.
• By this bill, the landing of any Chinese person was strictly forbidden, and all Chinamen living in the country were forced to take out a certificate, licensing them to remain.
• This injunction was, I take it, the origin of the licensing of the press of this country.

Similar words containing LICENS without suffix ing

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