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Examples
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Despite HP's attempts to find a potential buyer or licencee for webOS - which ran on the short-lived TouchPad - there has been no apparent interest outside the company.
HP to hold on to PC division – but sources say it will finally kill webOS 2011
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Business Standard Allow retail sale of drug, say domestic pharma players The central government's decision to continue controlling supply of the swine flu drug, oseltamivir, will help the drug innovator, Swiss multinational Hoffmann-La Roche, and its Indian licencee, Hetero Drugs, maintain their effective monopoly in the country, even as the drug lacks patent protection in India, fear domestic industry circles.
India News Digest: Secret Indian Currency Template Compromised: CBI 2009
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Equally, I gave it to the licencee under a licence that let's others reuse that same content as well.
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CC already has an anti-TPM clause which restrict any licencee from reusing licensed content in a way that restricts other possible licencees from reusing the content consistent with the terms of the licence.
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CC already has an anti-TPM clause which restrict any licencee from reusing licensed content in a way that restricts other possible licencees from reusing the content consistent with the terms of the licence.
Archive 2006-08-01 2006
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Equally, I gave it to the licencee under a licence that let's others reuse that same content as well.
Archive 2006-08-01 2006
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The licencee and the other patrons where convinced that he had a shotgun and were so concerned by his behaviour that they turned the pub lights off and bolted the door when he left!
CO19 - A Few Good Men « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG Inspector Gadget 2006
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You see, if a criminal/would-be-criminal knew that a person is a licencee of conceal and carry, there is a greater chance that the criminal/would-be will deter from committing crime on that person so easily.
Packin' Nathaniel Livingston 2006
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Bill 14 offers human rights accommodations to justices of the peace needing them while removing all such protections from the 1998 Law Society Amendment Act, in essence any licencee can lose his or her licence for any failure no matter how minor.
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The complaints body also found Radio Islam was contravening section 36 of its licence which states that the licencee must ensure that "arrangements are made for the promotion of equality of opportunity between men and women and between persons of different racial groups".
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