In most states, radiation therapists must be licensed or certified.
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A crane operator must be licensed by the Labor Department.
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Even a nuclear power plant can be licensed more quickly.
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Some states require bottled water companies to be licensed annually.
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For example, Wisconsinites who want to be professional shampooers must go through a gauntlet of requirements, including $85033 in fees, to be licensed, but in nearby Indiana shampooers don't need to be licensed at all.
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It could still be licensed to other services, like Amazon Video.
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Some will now be licensed by the state to sell both.
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It required people selling firearms to be licensed, among other things.
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Those over age 23 must be licensed at least one year.
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Masonry contractors must be licensed in more than half of states.
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"As an investment professional you need to be licensed," Willingham said.
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The Barneys brand name will be licensed to Saks Fifth Avenue.
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Furthermore, cars are required to be licensed, registered, insured and periodically inspected.
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It was unclear who would be licensed do to do the shooting.
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More retailers are expected to be licensed across the state over time.
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After overcoming technical hurdles, electric air taxis must still be licensed by regulators.
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Any makeup artist who is also a cosmetologist will need to be licensed.
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Students who do not pass the bar cannot be licensed to practice law.
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All gun owners would need to be licensed, and all their guns registered.
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Baby Yoda, in this conception, was not some vulgar character to be licensed.
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Zenimax's technology may not be licensed, transferred or sold without Zenimax Media's approval.
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Depending on the state, the stylist also needs to be licensed, not just certified.
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Arkansas passed a law requiring PBMs to be licensed through the state's insurance department.
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But DDR certainly isn't the most baffling thing to be licensed for a film adaptation.
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What did you tell your doctor in order to be licensed a medical marijuana card?
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Embalmers must be licensed and most positions require a two-year accredited mortuary science degree.
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One would require gun dealers to be licensed, much like car dealerships or beauty salons.
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And it required gun manufacturers and dealers to be licensed and maintain records of sales.
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And for the first time, railways now must be licensed by Transport Canada to operate.
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When packaged in software, this type of simulation can also be licensed to aerospace firms.
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Jim Lucas has drafted legislation that would require professional journalists to be licensed by police.
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We're trying to be licensed producers and get weed out to people that need it.
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Some states don't even require that they be licensed, allowing virtually anyone to operate the equipment.
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According to the report, the planned computer would be licensed to domestic corporations for a fee.
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Debating whether teachers should be licensed to kill is not the discourse of a civilized society.
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The city reduced the required distance between two dispensaries — meaning that more applicants could be licensed.
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Because of FCC rules, many of the most valuable airwaves cannot be licensed by wireless providers.
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As it stands today, doctors have to be licensed in that state to treat a patient.
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When they were in state custody we couldn't — every caregiver has to be licensed by the state.
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The factory will be used to demonstrate the technology, which will then be licensed to other manufacturers.
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He proposed to treat guns like cars: They would be registered and their owners would be licensed.
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All states require physician assistants to be licensed, meaning they must pass the Physician Assistant National Certifying Examination.
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Most states require pharmacies to be licensed and registered before they are allowed to ship medicines to consumers.
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Finally, the underlying software could be licensed to festival producers who are orchestrating in person event-based simulcasts.
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Nurse practitioners will continue to be licensed by the state and will answer to their professional review boards.
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These "non-admitted" insurers are not approved by state insurance departments but can be licensed to issue policies.
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Once the technology is fully developed for Ford, both companies said, it could be licensed to other companies.
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In contrast, gun dealers have to keep detailed sales records of firearms and generally have to be licensed.
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In 1871, the Infant Life Protection Society proposed legislation requiring childcare providers to be licensed by the state.
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The 14-page pamphlet, posted on the agency's website, offers examples to help guide sellers, such as "Bob," who wants to sell a gun collection that he inherited (he would not need to be licensed) and "Sharon," who sells guns at flea markets every weekend (she would need to be licensed).
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So, ideally, the work's creators will agree to how the work will be licensed, and put that in writing.
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In the past, TCM doctors had to qualify as conventional doctors first and then be licensed for traditional medicine.
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At first Merck's scientists were unimpressed and relegated the drug to a list of assets to be licensed out.
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But Medicare doesn't verify that NPI applicants who claim to be licensed are, indeed, licensed by their state's regulators.
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Commercial retailers and manufacturers will need to be licensed and cannot be located near schools or child care centers.
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Depending on where you live, you might need to be licensed, registered or meet some other locally imposed requirement.
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Texas has a very specific set of regulations on who can and cannot be licensed to carry a handgun.
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Streisand doesn't often allow her songs to be licensed, but she said she was won over by the show.
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Without his foreign registration, Mr. Koppe could not be licensed as a lawyer in Cambodia, the bar association said.
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He had also prepared detailed records of his dances so they could be licensed and produced by other companies.
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In response, 43 states have adopted life-settlement regulations, usually requiring that companies be licensed and make consumer disclosures.
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The plan was to start a game studio grounded in robust tech infrastructure that could be licensed as well.
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A limit on second or holiday homes was also enacted, and it required all tour guides to be licensed.
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Many of those patents, however, are "standard essential," which requires them to be licensed at a fair and reasonable rate.
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To ride, users have to be licensed to drive, over 21 years old, and pass the safe driving history check.
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These standard essential patents are used across the industry and as such, are supposed to be licensed on FRAND terms.
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While Haidamus did not say whether Withings patents could be licensed, it's clear that Nokia's focus on IP will continue.
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Those who do must undergo special training, mental health and drug screening and be licensed to carry a concealed weapon.
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Tile's seemingly focused on building a mesh network for finding items that could eventually be licensed out to other companies.
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In states with "moderately strict" gun control laws, background checks are sometimes required for buyers, and sellers should be licensed.
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Talent agents find jobs and deals for artists—and they must be licensed to do so, according to the act.
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Much of the training is done on the job, although agents must be licensed in the states where they work.
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Some of them require medical professionals who administer the drug to be licensed physicians, rather than nurses or physician assistants.
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Regulation often is an entry barrier because companies must be licensed by regulatory bodies to do business in each jurisdiction.
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The fund will be licensed by the Czech central bank and operate by offering debt and guarantee products for projects.
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Government-developed technology available to be licensed to companies is posted on the website of the National Institutes of Health.
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Broadcasters must be licensed by the government and are subject to content limitations not placed on print or cable media.
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Property agents must be licensed and make charging standards clear and cannot publish any false information about properties, the rules say.
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The Texas Legislature also voted down a proposal last year that would have lowered standards for these facilities to be licensed.
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The AWA requires entities that exhibit, breed, transport for commercial sale and experiment on certain warm-blooded animals to be licensed.
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Even after the program, on-going training is required and 27 states, currently, require an installer or repairer to be licensed.
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For example, telemedicine providers have to be licensed just like clinicians and pharmacists, and HIPAA laws still apply to telemedicine services.
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Even after the program, on-going training is required and 35 states, currently, require an installer or repairer to be licensed.
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The SFC added that firms offering ICOs deemed as securities would also have to be licensed or registered with the regulator.
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We started attending some information sessions and started taking classes to be licensed as foster parents, particularly for the refugee program.
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"In contrast, if you only make occasional sales of firearms from your personal collection, you do not need to be licensed."
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Many operators offering esports betting would not be licensed, were not taking responsible gambling seriously or even performing age verification checks.
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Cheer mixes touch on two sets of legal rights—performance rights and master use rights—which have to be licensed separately.
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Once approval is received, an insurer can be licensed to do business in certain geographic areas for up to three years.
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Federal regulators should require all organizations that operate as pet dealers under the Animal Welfare Act (AWA) be licensed as such.
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Instead, those sales would be licensed by the Commerce Department, which has a simpler process and does not charge a fee.
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Currently, Gynuity's model is only available in Hawaii, Maine, New York, Oregon, and Washington by extension: One of the abortion providers in Oregon also happens to be licensed in Washington State, and in order to provide a telemedicine abortion across state lines, the doctor in question must be licensed in the state where their patient resides.
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Until then, your images may still be licensed, and you will receive any royalties due to you under the current licensing terms.
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Last year the Ministry of Transport decided that only Saudi drivers could be licensed to use their own cars for ride-hailing.
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To become an orthodontist, you must graduate from a dental school program and be licensed in the state in which you work.
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Another couple said they were told same-sex couples could not be licensed even after they've gone through training and background checks.
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Watch for continued growth in the "Robo-Advisor" space, both in proprietary systems and those that will be licensed to multiple firms.
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Initially, ten new firms would be licensed by this fall and as demand rose, more licenses would be awarded to new competitors.
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A judge in September ruled in favor of restrictions requiring doctors to be licensed at nearby hospitals before they can perform abortions.
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Congress has even embraced our system — requiring mortgage loan officers to be licensed or registered in NMLS — and supported its expanded use.
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Funeral directors are most often required to have an associate's degree, some of which is in funeral service, and must be licensed.
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According to the rules, drivers must have three years' experience, be licensed by a local taxi regulator and have no criminal record.
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You also are not required to register firearms with the state, and you are not required to be licensed as an owner.
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Apple's phones are vertically integrated— the hardware and OS are both produced by the same company— and its OS can't be licensed.
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Also around this time, the FCC changed its rules, allowing companies to be licensed nationally to use the spectrum, rather than regionally.
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Dealers must be licensed and customers must pass a federal background check, although private sellers are sometimes able to bypass the requirement.
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In late September, PayPal said it became the first foreign payment platform to be licensed to provide online payment services in China.
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It is time to reset U.S. policy and accept that the Yucca Mountain site is not going to be licensed and built.
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Because these patents are essential to industry-wide standards, they're supposed to be licensed out on fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory ("FRAND") terms.
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The Flores agreement stipulates that any facility holding children for longer than 20 days must be licensed by states, according to NBC News.
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In many states, hypnosis is an unregulated field, though others, like Colorado, require practicing hypnotists to be licensed and to pass an exam.
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The senators are asking the FCC to explain the cellphone interference caused by Stingrays and how the devices should be licensed and regulated.
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Pakistan requires gun owners to be licensed, but the rules are poorly enforced, particularly in the tribal regions along the border with Afghanistan.
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Kathy Kusner (whose lawsuit paved the way for women to be licensed as jockeys) competed and won a medal for the United States.
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For domestic distribution, Hengli must further be licensed by the Domestically Produced Aviation Fuel Certification Committee, which oversees jet fuel production and distribution.
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Some of those channels will be licensed by users that wish to utilize them as they develop fifth generation, or 5G, wireless networks.
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The US's direct commercial sales are brokered between private companies and foreign buyers, but they need to be licensed by the State Department.
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Registered nurses, who must be licensed, typically earn a bachelor's degree, although some have an associate's degree or diploma from an approved nursing program.
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Parts of the system can be licensed separately or packaged as a turnkey solution that can be deployed in as little as two weeks.
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To enforce this ban under the new rule, horse inspectors would need to be licensed through the USDA's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service.
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Businesses cultivating, processing, testing and selling pot would be licensed and regulated by the state, which would also impose labeling requirements and marketing restrictions.
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Its brand value measurement is made up of factors including business performance and the value of the brand if it were to be licensed.
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Interestingly, CMs have to have at least a graduate degree to be licensed, and 82% of CMs have a masters, according to the ACNM.
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In order to sell insurance in a given state, an insurer must be licensed in that state and obey the laws of that state.
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Miners enrolled in the project must be licensed, adhere to certain environmental standards, work sites that are free of violence and meet other requirements.
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Notably, CEO Bob Iger has said that "Captain Marvel" would be the first film that would not be licensed to any other streaming services.
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Omalu explained to CNN that this technology could only be licensed to corporations and that his motive behind it is not profit but research.
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"This initiative does not require one to be licensed but only requires households or premises to register with the power distribution company," Siyakatshana said.
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Tandem, the second digital-only bank to be licensed by the Bank of England this year, understands that physical infrastructure costs can be reduced.
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In Texas, a permit is not required to buy a handgun or a long gun, and gun owners do not have to be licensed.
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Police declined to comment on Ortega's immigration status but did say that not all daycares have to be licensed in the state of Utah.
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When it comes to dealing firearms, federal law requires that all dealers, regardless of the state they live in, be licensed by the ATF.
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"They think it's one of the best things they've ever heard for a company to mandate gun ownership and be licensed and be responsible."
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Regardless of the education path, all registered nurses must be licensed, meaning they've graduated from an approved program and passed the National Council Licensure Examination.
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They're essential to industry-wide standards, and should therefore be licensed on what are known as "FRAND" terms (short for "fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory").
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The bill requires broadcasters wishing to stream content online to be licensed by the RTUK watchdog, subjecting them to the same criteria as TV broadcasters.
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If successful, its content could be licensed to the new streaming TV services, which are hungry for digital brands to fill out their core lineups.
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That directive would require an increasing number of private firearms dealers to be licensed, subjecting their customers to scrutiny under the federal background check system.
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Funds can be licensed in three UAE jurisdictions: the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), or onshore in the UAE.
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Producers must be licensed with the federal government, but the retail model as to how weed is sold will be left up to the provinces.
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Separately, Central Bank chief Riad Salameh said currency exchangers must be licensed to move funds, do it through licensed companies or apply for a license.
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" JENNIFER MORGAN, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, GREENPEACE INTERNATIONAL "If governments are serious about the Paris Agreement, not a single new fossil fuel project can be licensed anymore.
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This is especially true in regards to standards-essential wireless patents, which are supposed to be licensed on fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory (FRAND) terms.
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In New York and many other states, private investigators are required to be licensed and can be charged with a misdemeanor if they are not.
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The ATF says all dealers must be licensed, regardless of whether they're selling guns in cyberspace, at gun shows, or at brick-and-mortar stores.
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Now, with passage rates sagging, the state will make it easier to pass the test, which is required to be licensed as a practicing lawyer.
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Indeed, under current regulations, private producers may be licensed to manufacture other schedule I substances — like MDMA — but such activities are not permitted for marijuana.
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In federal court last year, they challenged the Missouri laws that require our centers to be licensed ambulatory surgical centers and to have hospital admitting privileges.
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A permit from the United Nations will not be necessary, according to Musk, though the trip will need to be licensed by the Federal Aviation Administration.
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COLD DOMESTIC RECEPTION For domestic distribution, Hengli must further be licensed by the Domestically Produced Aviation Fuel Certification Committee, which oversees jet fuel production and distribution.
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Operators of drones that are more than 7kg have to be licensed, according to draft law issued by the Civil Aviation Administration of China in 2015.
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Many states and some cities have ordinances restricting tattoos on minors, but not all require cosmetic artists to be certified or tattoos shops to be licensed.
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The models may be licensed under Creative Commons, but the photos themselves may well be copyrighted, which is why I haven't included them in this article.
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Bakar said the government's main priority is assessing which land may be licensed for development, while deciding on the designation of secondary forests may come later.
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A. No. Federal law already requires that anyone "engaged in the business" of selling guns must be licensed and must conduct background checks on every purchase.
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Approved by the FDA on August 10, Annovera was developed by the nonprofit The Population Council and will be licensed for distribution by pharmaceutical company TherapeuticsMD.
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Green supported a bill requiring abortion providers to be licensed as ambulatory surgical treatment centers, which pro-abortion rights groups consider an attempt at restricting access.
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Obama would be well within his executive authority to have the government to widen the number of sellers who are required to be licensed, she said.
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Simply put: People trust Nintendo games to be high quality, and Nintendo has carefully maintained that standard by not allowing its properties to be licensed widely.
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Sporting firearms and ammunition should be moved to the CCL from the USML and be licensed by the Commerce Department's Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS).
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Everything you brought in had to stay with you, or if it stayed in Cuba, it had to be licensed or come from a third country.
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Andrew Cuomo unveiled new regulations for the benefit managers this month, such as requiring them to be licensed and disclose reasons why certain drugs are promoted.
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I think the most entrepreneurial idea that ever came to me when bartending was to open a bar where all the bartenders would be licensed therapists.
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And Mr. Hartung said his long-term aim was to create manufacturing programs that can be licensed to brands so they can use the technology themselves.
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By then, two nurse practitioners at the Marshalltown clinic will be licensed to prescribe buprenorphine, taking over her caseload and, she hopes, allowing it to grow.
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Access to the company's infrastructure can be licensed to security providers, while the intelligence it gathers, processed by video analytics, can be sold to third parties.
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Since "This Land" is under copyright, the song must be licensed any time it is recorded, used in a film or performed in a commercial setting.
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All churches must be licensed, but in practice permission is subject to strict regulations and, as often as not, the whims and prejudices of local officials.
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As software components that are open source or can be licensed get adapted for various software products over time they undergo a sort of divergent evolution.
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Uber, however, uses a different approach in cities where drivers are required to be licensed by the taxi commission to drive for the company, like Beirut.
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Juicers are required to be licensed drivers and have a car in order to be able to pick up, charge and then move these scooters around.
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Hayek said his company is taking a "think small" approach and building software that could potentially also be licensed to smaller companies and startups in Silicon Valley.
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Qualcomm has patents for chips which include standard essential patents, a term used to describe technology that is required to be licensed broadly and on "reasonable" terms.
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Many previously operated strictly as medical cannabis dispensaries under a patchwork of local regulations, and will now be licensed by the state for recreational merchandise as well.
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A spokesperson for CSAC tells us Pulev will NOT be licensed to fight in CA until he appears before the Commission to address the incident in person.
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"We want clarification on how essential patents for telecommunications standards are to be licensed in the automotive industry," the car maker said in a statement on Saturday.
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Despite these laws, however, police say gaps in what types of weapons can be licensed and how semiautomatic weapons are classified pose a threat to the public.
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While the dogs must be licensed and vaccinated against rabies to take a place at the table, the authorities will not insist on seeing your pet's papers.
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The commission recommended firms operating in the welfare sector be licensed and have a ceiling on profits, increasing the amount they would then invest in their businesses.
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The app currently routes customers to a broker, but Cover will be licensed in the next few months to provide an end-to-end in-app solution.
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To prove that their new tests work reliably enough to be licensed, Hologic, Grifols and Roche may need to enroll millions of participants in their continuing trials.
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BAT has also developed a nicotine inhaler called Voke that can be licensed as a medical product in Britain, but it is not yet on the market.
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And even after its purchase, it remained relatively expensive for the buyer: In the United States, it had to be licensed as both a car and a boat.
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Some of your colleagues have suggested the fact that he had a modifier to make his weapon automatic — You have to be licensed to have a machine gun.
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They will not be subject to the same capital and stress-testing requirements banks face: but nor will they be licensed to undertake the riskier business of lending.
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But they're designed to be licensed and released by other companies, and Lumus says we should see some consumer-focused prototypes from its customers over the next year.
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One reason for their optimism is the fact that Amun is developing technology that could, in theory, be licensed out to allow others to develop their own ETFs.
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Parties engaging in a regulated activity targeting the Hong Kong public are required to be licensed by or registered with the SFC, irrespective of where they are located.
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NASA can't make money off of its own image, but the agency's well-known Meatball logo can be licensed by commercial companies for use on their own products.
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Lyft Carpool drivers will need to be licensed drivers who are at least 18 years old, but will not have to acquire commercial driver's licenses to accept fares.
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Under that statute, a breeder must be licensed if, among other things, they have five or more breeding female dogs, cats or other animals covered under the law.
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It required nongovernmental organizations to be licensed if they had "partnerships and partnership agreements" with either the North Korean government or others who are under the international sanctions.
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Anyone who is "engaged in the business of dealing in firearms (must) be licensed by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF)," according to the ATF.
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Each massage therapist that works for Zeel must already be licensed, obtain their own insurance, and pass a background check, in addition to completing an in-person interview.
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But the legislation seems built on the assumption that most users will be supplied by commercial growers, who will be licensed and closely supervised by the federal government.
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While focusing yesterday on its new virtual reality headset as a design that will be licensed to partners, Google also plans to sell a version of Daydream itself.
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Since the new entrants will not be licensed to engage in riskier forms of finance—such as lending money—it makes sense to regulate them with a lighter touch.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Financial spreadbetters targeting retail customers should be licensed to stop them exploiting gaps in cross-border rules and preying on inexperienced investors, global regulators proposed on Tuesday.
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Nendo has created new, aggressively minimalist 3D forms for several characters and spacecraft from the series, suggesting that they could be licensed and used for a variety of products.
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Earlier this month, President Barack Obama announced a series of executive actions that will require people selling guns, regardless of location, to be licensed and undergo a background check.
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Unlike other locations, New York City requires ride-hailing drivers and cars to be licensed as livery vehicles through the Taxi and Limousine Commission, and registered with a base.
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Additionally, since doctors have to be licensed in the state where their patients are, it makes it harder for independent telehealth companies who want to expand across state lines.
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Currently, because of the "country of origin" principle, a company based in the UK can be licensed by Ofcom and broadcast into any EU member state and vice versa.
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But all those films and shows that used to be licensed to other services — your Netflixes, your Hulus, your HBOs — now live and die entirely in the Disney ecosystem.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Drivers for Uber in the Czech Republic will need to get business certificates and be licensed, the country's prime minister said on Thursday after meeting with company officials.
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The financing for Vogtle, the first new nuclear power plant to be licensed and begin construction in the United States in more than three decades, was first announced in 2017.
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"CNMs and CMs sit for the same national certification exam, which is administered by the American Midwifery Certification Board, and are equally qualified to be licensed as midwives," Zeidenstein says.
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Dentists must be licensed in the states in which they work and to obtain one, candidates usually must graduate from an accredited dental school and pass written and practical exams.
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According to emails obtained by The Verge, Uber knew for months that its self-driving cars violated the state's requirement that autonomous vehicles be licensed before operating on public roads.
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CBD products containing zero THC can be legally imported to the UK, but if you advertise them as having medicinal properties they will need to be licensed by the MHRA.
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Heavyweight boxer Kubrat Pulev -- who kissed a female reporter without consent -- has been ordered to complete a sexual harassment course in order to be licensed to fight in California again.
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The Illinois legislature was determined to pass at least some gun-control measures and sent one requiring all gun dealers to be licensed by the state to the governor's office.
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"Black Ink Crew" boss Ceaser Emanuel might be licensed to run a tattoo shop in the Big Apple -- but, apparently, he isn't licensed to drive there ... according to cops, anyway.
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The centerpiece of the package would require gun sellers — whether they do business in a store, at gun shows or online — to be licensed and conduct background checks on buyers.
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The deal as it stands will likely call for the closure of most of Barneys' remaining locations, and the brand name is slated to be licensed to Saks Fifth Avenue.
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The waivers include payment limitations on using out-of-network providers, certain certification requirements and a federal mandate that doctors be licensed in the state in which they are practicing.
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We don't know how many will be licensed, but if the people responsible for putting this provision in the law have their way, there would be very few of them.
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The state's Education Department said Dr. Bello had received a limited permit to practice as an international medical graduate in order to gain experience so that he could be licensed.
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States like California that require transparency — just as they do when requiring businesses and skilled professionals to be licensed — should not be blocked from protecting the patients in the state.
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The city is asking state health officials to designate the program as a research project, which would be licensed to operate with narcotics during a one-year pilot program. Gov.
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Fishermen who participate needed to be licensed and registered, co-manage the fisheries themselves, use the right fishing gear, and only cast their nets at specified times, locations and seasons.
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In November, the news station's general counsel, David W. Harleston, was suspended following a report in The New York Times that he did not appear to be licensed to practice law.
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That means the Barneys name would be licensed to Saks Fifth Avenue and the retailer's inventory would be handed over to B. Riley, the financial firm with a robust liquidation business.
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Apple, in suing Qualcomm, thinks the company is nonetheless overcharging for use industry standard patents, which the law requires be licensed out on fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory (or "FRAND") terms.
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The new draft bill says digital lenders will be licensed by a new Financial Markets Conduct Authority and that lenders will be bound by any interest rate caps the Authority sets.
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Politico speculates that he's targeting an expansion of the number of small-scale gun sellers who are required to be licensed, which would in turn require them to conduct background checks.
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The plan, Cloudera tells Business Insider, is that by February 2020, all of Cloudera's software will be licensed under the open source Apache Software License or the Affero General Public License.
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Uber has faced opposition to its low-cost service in other countries around the world, including in Poland's neighbor Czech Republic which also plans to require Uber drivers to be licensed.
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The retailer has reached a tentative $271 million agreement with Authentic Brands Group and investment firm B. Riley Financial, in which the Barneys brand would be licensed to Saks Fifth Avenue.
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The trouble is that Texas does not require contractors to be licensed, and with so much work and so many desperate homeowners, there will likely be a big jump in scams.
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The bills propose that food delivery apps be limited to charging restaurants no more than 10 percent commission, and require them to be licensed through the city's Department of Consumer Affairs.
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A leading British anti-tobacco charity, Ash, even called for e-cigarettes to be licensed as medicines and provided free to smokers trying to quit by Britain's government-funded health system.
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The company plans to produce about 22020 hours of TV programming this year to be licensed to 12 broadcast, cable and digital networks, up from just five hours of programming in 2014.
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Among other measures, the plan aims to better define who should be licensed as a gun dealer and thus be required to conduct background checks on customers to weed out prohibited buyers.
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The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives will now require that people who sell guns at stores, at gun shows or over the Internet be licensed and conduct checks, officials said.
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Under the rules, dogs must be licensed and vaccinated against rabies, though restaurants will not be required to verify that dogs have the proper paperwork as an earlier draft had called for.
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Loxo Oncology, a biotechnology firm in Stamford, Connecticut, has developed a drug aimed at this aberration; the idea is that it should be licensed for use in anyone with the relevant mutation.
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The company plans to produce about 40 hours of TV programming this year to be licensed to 12 broadcast, cable and digital networks, up from just five hours of programming in 2014.
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In 2014, the Russian Parliament passed an amendment to an existing law, allowing weapons to be licensed for self-defense, but the Interior Ministry stressed that they could not be lethal weapons.
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The company also provides two helmets — and single-use liners — on every ride and requires users to be licensed drivers aged 403 or older who pass an initial safe driving history check.
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Qantas has proposed the pilots on its , which fly mostly cross-country and Asian flights, also fly the ultra-long haul missions on the , since they can be licensed on both models.
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Requiring software available only to Apple employees or those who have paid to be licensed by Apple in order to perform repairs on the 2018 MacBook Pro or iMac Pro is anti-consumer.
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Unsurprisingly, Apple says that it is complying with regulations put in place by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology earlier this year that require VPN apps to be licensed by the government.
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The U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives now will require that people who sell guns at stores, at gun shows or over the Internet be licensed and conduct checks, officials said.
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Both must be licensed by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the changes being proposed are largely to bring the loan-based sector in line with existing tougher regulation for investment-based crowdfunders.
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Fearing a threat to financial stability, regulators want to prevent banks currently in London from setting up mere shells here that would allow them to be licensed for operating in the European Union.
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In Illinois, lawmakers passed a bill last week that would require gun dealers to be licensed by the state, but it was not clear whether the Republican governor would sign it into law.
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That's over and above the typical sorts of collateral consequences — laws restricting whom sex offenders can live with, where they can be licensed to work, and what sorts of benefits they can get.
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Some sports betting service providers may have to be licensed by the commission before the betting begins, and equipment such as betting kiosks will also need to be tested and approved by the state.
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Transportation in New York City is heavily regulated — every driver must be licensed by the NYC Taxi & Limousine Commission — but that market was too important for the two companies not to have a presence.
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Rules in New Zealand require gun owners to be licensed, but unlike neighbouring Australia, laws do not require all weapons to be registered, giving authorities poor oversight of the country's firearms, according to GunPolicy.org.
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But, in a time when all you have to do is say "I'm an artist" and thus be licensed, one's celebrity can easily be mistaken for evidence of the emotional impact of one's work.
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For the last two decades, BIC has been charged with enforcing Local Law 42, which requires that New York City's trash haulers be of "good character, honesty and integrity" in order to be licensed.
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I'm not saying that fight couldn't be licensed in the future but I would need to see—and I think the world would need to see—where Mr. McGregor's skills are at in boxing.
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Under a proposal circulated in December, online micro-lenders will need to be licensed and will be prohibited from lending to borrowers with no sources of income or no specific purposes for the funds.
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Rules in New Zealand require gun owners to be licensed, but unlike neighboring Australia, laws do not require all weapons to be registered, giving authorities poor oversight of the country's firearms, according to GunPolicy.org.
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It could be licensed to both active managers and index funds that hold stocks or bonds that trade infrequently during U.S. market hours and want to improve their performance, Faust said in an interview.
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According to internal documents, its espionage tool, which is called the Remote Control System, or R.C.S., can be licensed for as little as $200,43 a year — well within the budget of a provincial strongman.
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The facilities would be licensed by an outside auditor employed by the Department of Homeland Security that would ensure the sites comply with standards established by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the regulation says.
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Park says he does not think he can do his final hospital training as a resident after medical school or be licensed as a physician if he no longer has a valid work permit.
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There were some hints of this approach in a January announcement that Mobileye was working with BMW and Intel to develop a "scalable architecture" for self-driving cars that could be licensed to other automakers.
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Separately, Central Bank Governor Riad Salameh said in a statement on Sunday that currency exchangers must be licensed by the central bank to move funds, do it through licensed companies or apply for a licence.
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Separately, Central Bank Governor Riad Salameh said in a statement on Sunday that currency exchangers must be licensed by the central bank to move funds, do it through licensed companies or apply for a license.
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Closing private sales loopholes and forcing gun sellers to be licensed and conduct background checks ignores the disturbing fact that the vast majority of mass shooters pass their background checks and are legal gun owners.
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Ananda Hemp, a Kentucky company that was first to be licensed as a hemp producer under the 2014 Farm Bill, has endorsed the bill, but company founder John Ryan told me it isn't entirely perfect.
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According to long-established but little-noticed regulations of the city's Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, anyone offering petsitting for pay must be licensed to board animals, and do so in a permitted kennel.
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Four out of five respondents also said they supported requiring paid tax preparers to pass a government-administered test, and 83 percent said they support requiring preparation businesses to be licensed by a state agency.
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The Medical and Adult Use Cannabis Regulation and Safety Act changed all that — now growers must be licensed and have their wares tested in a lab, which means a much higher overheard and a licensing backlog.
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"What is so disturbing is the basis for rejection of our rights to continue to be licensed are the very issues that were resolved in our favor a year ago" during the licensing process, Cox told CNN.
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Two years before Teen Rescue launched, a similar religious school for rebellious girls, Victory Christian Academy, closed down after California's social services department decided it was a boarding home using "behavior modification" and needed to be licensed.
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Similarly, Iowans who want to be dental assistants also face onerous rules to be licensed, and yet in neighboring states – Illinois, Missouri, Nebraska, South Dakota, and Wisconsin – once again, no license is required for the same work.
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Last year the company bowed to state pressure in China and removed major VPN apps from its App Store — saying it was complying with a local regulation that requires VPN apps to be licensed by the government.
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But the deals — even for the Airbuses — still must be licensed by the United States government because many components and technology in the aircraft are made in the United States and are subject to export control regulations.
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"On Tuesday Pulev was notified that, before he will be licensed to fight in California again, he must appear in front of the commission and demonstrate that he conforms to this principle of respect," the statement said.
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The agreement has been interpreted over the years to set a 20-day limit on detaining children who entered the country illegally, and also requires facilities that house migrant children to be licensed by a state authority.
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You're essentially running Windows on another computer and it needs to be licensed as such, and getting macOS running in a virtual machine isn't easy at all, because Apple likes to keep its OS strictly on Mac hardware.
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"We have to be licensed in virtually every state in the union independently of the others," says Daric Schlesselman, the Craft Distiller of Van Brunt Stillhouse, a Brooklyn-based artisanal distillery in Brooklyn producing rum whiskey and grappa.
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Farmers will no longer need DEA approval, but there will still be significant federal and state restrictions on hemp products and growers will need to be licensed and fulfill other requirements developed by the US Department of Agriculture.
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The European Commission's report says that it views Android as different from, say, Apple's iOS or BlackBerry's mostly defunct BlackBerry OS since those are exclusive, vertically integrated operating systems that can't be licensed by third-party device manufacturers.
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Shortly before Mr. Obama's remarks, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives released guidance to gun sellers on the criteria that could qualify someone as a gun "dealer" who needs to be licensed and conduct background checks.
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Obama's executive orders include closing portions of the gun show loophole by requiring more sellers of guns to be licensed and do background checks, expanding funding to enforce current gun laws and increase resources for mental health care.
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It sounds strict, but Japan doesn't require every drone operator to be licensed, as long as pilots stick to daytime flights, keep their crafts below 150 meters, avoid crowds and airports, and never lose sight of their drones.
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The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a 85033 ruling that blocked enforcement of the laws, which require doctors who perform abortions to be affiliated with hospitals and abortion clinics to be licensed as ambulatory surgical centers.
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The 85033th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned a 2017 ruling that blocked enforcement of the laws, which require doctors who perform abortions to be affiliated with hospitals and abortion clinics to be licensed as ambulatory surgical centers.
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These stipulate that an exchange that wants to be licensed must provide services to professional investors only, have an insurance policy to protect clients in case assets are lost or stolen, and use an external market surveillance mechanism.
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He attempted a career switch, graduating from Georgetown University Law Center in 2000, but in 2014, the California Supreme Court unanimously ruled that he would not be licensed to practice law thanks to his disgraced reputation in journalism.
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The officials said they haven't been able to get any answers from the Trump administration about why the deals, which typically take around two months to approve and must be licensed by the State Department, haven't received approval.
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The French authorities brought criminal proceedings last year against the ride-hailing service for infringing a law that required any vehicle carrying passengers for a fee to be licensed as a taxi service and to have appropriate insurance.
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The Missouri laws require doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at local hospitals, which can be difficult to obtain, and for abortion clinics to have costly hospital-grade facilities to be licensed as ambulatory surgical centers.
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In its complaint, the agency said the patents that Qualcomm sought to license are standard essential patents, which means that the industry uses them widely and they are supposed to be licensed on fair, reasonable and nondiscriminatory terms.
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In its complaint, the FTC said the patents that Qualcomm sought to license are standard essential patents, which means that the industry uses them widely and they are supposed to be licensed on fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory terms.
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And nothing in the rule requires professionals who call themselves wealth managers or financial advisers to advertise the fact that they may only be licensed to sell a product — and have little training or education in genuine financial planning.
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Under the new and final regulations, restaurants will only be required to post signs that say visiting dogs must be licensed and vaccinated for rabies—so expect to see those signs in addition to the "employees must wash hands" postings.
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In a statement, the National Cable and Telecommunications Association, which represents the nation's largest cable companies, accused the FCC of withholding key details from Wheeler's proposal about how programming would be licensed to third-party device manufacturers and software developers.
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"I don't think you're going to see scores of individuals racing to A.T.F. to be licensed as a dealer," said Mike Sullivan, the former director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, which issues federal licenses to gun dealers.
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The retailers would already have to be licensed by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and would then have to submit a copy of that license to the Illinois State Police, including an affidavit confirming it remains valid.
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When Mr. Berlin and another boxing official saw Mr. Abraham's unfamiliar name on a list of judges, they began to inquire, and they learned from another commission employee that Mr. Hoover had directed that his friend be licensed as a judge.
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The process to be licensed by the Federal Aviation Administration, the agency in charge of national drone rules in the United States, is more protracted, though the agency is the first to require registration of devices used by the general public.
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After Express Scripts cut off its partnership with PillPack, claiming that the company needed to be licensed as a mail-order operation instead of a retail pharmacy, PillPack said this would force it stop delivering to a third of its customers.
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UPDATE: A reader named Josh Goldman sent me an email containing a link to what appears to be the very song in DJ Paul Ryan's livestream: A song called "Golden Skies" by Liam Aidan, which can be licensed for $40.
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The new law means that gun stores will be required to be licensed through by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and submit that license to the Illinois State Police, including an affidavit confirming their license is valid.
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Dara Khosrowshahi, who held talks with senior Brazilian officials in the capital Brasilia, had called on senators to remove rules in proposed legislation that would require Uber drivers to be licensed with their local municipalities, like taxis, and to use their own cars.
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Ms. Brown's work will continue to be licensed and performed by other companies, including the Paris Opera Ballet, the Lyon Opera Ballet and the Pennsylvania Ballet; since those groups are not schooled in Ms. Brown's approach, the licensing projects require extensive teaching.
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What the campaigners for assisted dying are proposing is a major change to the criminal law: that doctors should be licensed to supply lethal drugs to people who are thought to meet certain criteria, even though these cannot be accurately defined in practice.
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China restricted its web access from the start, with the Communist Party legislating in 1996 (two years after the internet arrived there) that all service providers be licensed by the government and that all internet traffic go through state-owned telecommunication companies.
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He notes that three (soon-to-be-four) states now require that bouncers be licensed, some with club-context-specific training—a regimen that owners and insurers are starting to favor out of concern for the effect of violence on their bottom lines.
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He and the co-founder Bradley Feinstein, a former consultant, have patented a nanotechnology process that bonds hydrophobic polymers with natural fibers on the molecular level to make them water- and stain-repellent, a process that can be licensed by clothing brands.
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By requiring passengers to be licensed and able to intervene in the vehicle's operation, despite ample research proving people are incapable of reacting at a moment's notice after periods of inactivity, these proposed rules could actually increase the risk of accidents and injury.
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Given the relatively poor economics of nuclear power, however, even if a plant could be licensed to operate up to 80 years, the question remains whether it would be financially worthwhile for it to do so, especially if expensive work is required.
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Instead, the White House says that sales quantity is one of the factors—along with how long guns are held before being sold, and how much a seller markets him- or herself—that will go into requiring that a seller be licensed. Predictably.
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The club would be in favor, Mencucci said, of an increased salary cap for women's teams as well as new rules in Serie A that would require all clubs that wanted to be licensed by the national federation to also field a female team.
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"Arrangements such as the beer economy that seek to establish online transactions in which goods or services are exchanged for alcohol are required to be licensed in NSW," a New South Wales Office of Liquor, Gaming and Racing spokesperson told Mashable Australia via email.
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Disney CEO Robert Iger said on the company's earnings call on Tuesday that classic Disney movies and Pixar movies would then move to the company's own service, but that Marvel and Star Wars movies could possibly still be licensed to other companies like Netflix.
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A year later, the Gun Control Act created the Federal Firearms Licensing system, which required gun dealers to be licensed and regulated interstate commerce in firearms, banning mail-order sales and creating a list of "prohibited persons" who would not be allowed to purchase guns.
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Some of the first women to be licensed for boxing in the United States were Marian Trimiar, known as Lady Tyger, and Jackie Tonawanda; Cathy Davis, known as Cat, appeared as the first female boxer on the cover of The Ring magazine in 1978.
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It was one of several shows that Mr. White put on in seeming defiance of England's official censor, and that by 1968 helped loose the requirement that a show had to be licensed by the office of the censor, known as the Lord Chamberlain.
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A draft bill published by the finance ministry last week for review and comment by the public and industry says digital lenders will be licensed by a new Financial Markets Conduct Authority and lenders will be bound by any interest rate caps the Authority sets.
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Reports on prep school abuse like the Globe's tend to note that unlike in public schools, private school teachers do not need to be licensed, incidents of abuse are not available via public records request, and there is no central database of reports or incidents.
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The council also made a batch of recommendations: Genome tweaks should be licensed on a case-by-case basis; more research is needed to establish standards of clinical safety; long-term studies should assess potential risks to individuals, groups, and society as as whole; and so on.
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Once the shutdown is over, couples like Geanacopoulos and Pollock won't have to wait long to get married in the nation's capital — there is no waiting period in DC after getting a license, and under city law, couples can even be licensed to self-officiate their wedding.
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I was on my first trip to Los Alamos, in 2012, to identify technology being developed in the lab that could be licensed to private industry — part of my job as Program Manager at the Transition to Practice (TTP) program in the Department of Homeland Security.
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Median annual wage: $57,720 for middle school teachers, $59,170 for high school teachersProjected job growth through 623: 8 percent To become a public school teacher, you'll need to be licensed or certified in the specific grade level you'll teach, and some districts may require a master's degree.
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That said, the company has a preferred legal model—regulated ridesharing, in which Uber pays the city a license fee and drivers apply to Uber to be licensed—and it's no surprise it'll use whatever weapon in its arsenal to try to get that in place.
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To ensure that artists, composers, songwriters, producers, and others are appropriately compensated, businesses are supposed to be licensed separately, but "supposed to be" are the key words in that sentence: according to Soundtrack Your Brand, only 17 percent of the businesses they surveyed had obtained that license.
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LONG-RUNNING BATTLE The more than 22,000 "cabbies" are required to memorise the thousands of streets and landmarks within a six-mile radius of central London and pass a legendary test known as 'The Knowledge' in order to be licensed to pick up passengers on the street.
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While Nutt has applied for 85 new chemical compounds in the alcosynth and chaperone families to be licensed to DrugsScience and the Beckley Foundation, legal and human trial costs for the drugs are expected to reach £1 million, and Nutt has yet to secure a backer.
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In a 1956 consent decree in which the Justice Department allowed AT&T to maintain its phone monopoly, the government extracted a huge concession: All past patents were licensed (to any American company) royalty-free, and all future patents were to be licensed for a small fee.
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"The recent ruling on the OCC special purpose charter will be a set back for some fintechs who were looking for a potentially accelerated path toward a bank charter in order to gain access to the nationwide financial system without having to be licensed in all 50 states."
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CARYN GANZ For a song that's conceptually four years late, drippingly tacky, yanks Carrie Underwood into rock diva territory she's not wholly comfortable in, needlessly resurrects a long-dormant Ludacris and is a profoundly craven attempt to be licensed by broadcasters for use during sporting events, not bad.
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The company used an initial coin offering to help finance what it claimed was the development of a debit card, to be licensed by Visa and Mastercard, that would allow holders to load it with the cryptocurrency of their choice and then use the card to make purchases.
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That's the kind of moral choice players face in Through the Darkest of Times, a new video game designed to simulate life and resistance in World War II-era Berlin, and the first recent video game to be licensed in Germany that includes swastikas and other Nazi symbols.
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" For example, the complaint describes the service's treatment of "Lose Yourself" as "the most egregious example of Spotify's willful infringement," saying that Spotify placed the song in the Copyright Control category, which is "reserved for songs for which the copyright owner is not known so the song cannot be licensed.
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The US government maintains three big lists of items that need to be licensed for export: the Nuclear Regulatory Commission Controls, which covers nuclear equipment; the US Munitions List, which covers defense-related technology; and the Commerce Control List, which covers mostly commercial items that could have a military application.
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The acceptance and subsequent rejection these greenthumb entrepreneurs experienced in Calaveras exposes the regulatory obstacles facing mom-and-pop cannabis growers in the evolving legal and regulated marijuana market in California, which requires businesses to be licensed by the state as well as the local jurisdiction in which they operate.
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We literally will not be licensed by the FAA to operate from that site, because we will then be flying over large populations of people — and we aren't at that level of reliability and safety in this industry to fly over large populations of people with these kinds of rockets.
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It takes about two years for new drugs approved by the FDA to be licensed in Russia, and as the result, many drugs used currently are outdated—like Stavudine (known for its many side-effects and taken out of WHO recommendations in 2016), which was widely used until the beginning of this year.
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A "hard" Brexit, which more and more firms and even regulators feel they have to prepare for, implies a loss of the "passporting" rights that allow financial firms to do business across the EU. British-based banks would no longer automatically be licensed in the EU. They would lose the right to sign new derivatives contracts with European counterparties.
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Kleiman, who has worked in the cannabis industry since 2015, has her Marijuana Enforcement Division (MED) badge, which allows you to work in medical and recreational dispensaries, and has worked for companies of all sizes, including Pueblo West Organics, a medical and recreational dispensary, and NuVue Pharma, the first recreational marijuana Pueblo dispensary to be licensed by the city.
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When someone comes to prison, they're starting out with a strike against them, so I think that it's important for us to give them the best education they can get and to teach all the newest techniques When they leave here, they will be licensed by the State of Oregon so they can go out and get jobs so they don't come back.
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What's new: News Project's founder, veteran media executive Merrill Brown, tells Axios that the company now has 16 investors as a part of its initial fundraising round, and it is in the final stages of completing the build of its proprietary content management system (CMS) that can be licensed on a monthly basis by news companies of all sizes and purposes.
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Under the terms of what became known as the Flores agreement, migrant children in government custody must be held in the least restrictive setting appropriate to their age and special needs, such facilities must be licensed by an appropriate state government agency and adhere to basic safety and welfare standards, and the government must continuously work to release such children to an appropriate sponsor without unnecessary delay.
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Here's a breakdown of the prize pot itself, which is more akin to a series of grants at various stages of the competition: Another thing to point out is that entrants retain any intellectual property they generate during the course of the Mobility Unlimited Challenge and as a recipient of any of the grants, with one main exception: They have to commit to commercialising any IP created using the grants within 7 years, or, if I understand correctly, it has to be licensed back to Toyota Mobility Foundation.
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