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Meanings of licenced in English

Given official approval to act.

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Examples for "commissioned"
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The legal opinion was commissioned by a pro-Gülen organisation based in Europe.
The Guardian
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However, an independent report commissioned by the Madang provincial government found otherwise.
Radio NZ
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The Health Service Executive has commissioned four external investigations into the deaths.
The Irish Times
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He said a new independent probe into police records would be commissioned.
BBC
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The report was commissioned almost two years ago and finalised in July.
The Irish Times
1
The second would allow new licensed operators into the New Zealand market.
Radio NZ
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Quest Natural Spring Water is licensed to take 12 megalitres a year.
The Guardian
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It's the second time this year the company has licensed the engine.
Wired
4
Tsujihara will also oversee the licensed consumer products business across the company.
Reuters
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London's licensed taxi service has a history going back several hundred years.
The Guardian
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However, only 30 laboratories were currently accredited by one of these systems.
Pubmed
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Delphis Eco today is the leading manufacturer of accredited ecological cleaning products.
The South African
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Sorry: a qualified conventional medical doctor who attended an accredited medical school.
The Guardian
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Particularly sought after are individuals with experience of US FDA accredited facilities.
The Irish Times
5
It is South Africa's largest and most accredited private higher education provider.
The South African
Usage of licenced in English
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Mr Gollschewski also warned licenced premises across the State to adhere to restrictions.
News.com.au
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Which is why the police were confused about the Yidindji-licenced car, he said.
The Guardian
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Guides must be licenced and group size will be limited to 16 people.
The Guardian
4
Barto passed the gates as one of the licenced English family.
Vittoria — Volume 2
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Can't buy it from local importers because they can sell only to licenced dealers.
The new yorker
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Fraser said police would continue visiting businesses and licenced premises with a focus on education.
Radio NZ
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There were still constructs and difference engines in the city, but far fewer, strictly licenced.
Iron Council
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Guan said ESMA had only carried out a routine visit to a newly-licenced ratings agency.
Reuters
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Besides being confessedly an art-form, duly licenced to lie, it was apt to be misunderstood.
Young Lives
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Uber told local media it works with transport companies so its drivers were licenced and insured.
Reuters
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Very few pubs in Temple Bar have opened since all licenced premises shut on March 15th.
The Irish Times
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The new study follows drivers from gaining their learner licence, until ten years after they're fully licenced.
Radio NZ
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Mr Price said one of the people who died was thought to be a licenced firearm holder.
Radio NZ
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Are business interests superceding improved patient care in choices about which drugs are licenced in the West?
The Irish Times
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Under Operation Navigation, gardaí have been carrying out inspections of pubs and licenced premises across the country.
The Irish Times
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Van den Bergh said it was one of only three foreign groups licenced to monitor the presidential vote.
Reuters
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