Примеры использования Were licensed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Out of the media outlets that were licensed by the Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology,
of the 30,714 hectares that were licensed, only 10,098 hectares were actually harvested,
over 64,000 new international business companies were licensed in the British Virgin Islands during the year 2000,
Dozens of parties were licensed, including the Solidarity Party,
international child abduction and amended its Child and Young Persons Act to enhance the welfare of children in residential care by ensuring that all children's homes were licensed.
that only charitable or housing associations were licensed, but not any organizations addressing broader citizens' issues, such as human rights organizations.
2,700 lawyers were licensed to practice and 1,300 trainees were signed up.
However, natural persons furnishing proof that before the introduction of the system, they were licensed in a member country to engage in the occupation of international road transport operator[…]
All persons who were licensed to possess, trade in
56 new captive companies were licensed in 1999, making a total of 190 captive insurance companies.16.
including descriptions of which goods were licensed for export to which countries;
Check whether the company is licensed to import the drug in question.
Specific activities are licensed and authorized by States through their national regulatory authorities.
Check whether the company is licensed to export the drugs in question.
VIPole server software is licensed based on the amount of user accounts on the server.
Been licensed to work a sidewalk on Broadway for the last 11 years.
Presently some 6775 offshore entities are licensed to do business in Barbados.
I thought you were checking to make sure he was licensed, not buying lunch.
Moreover, the broker is licensed by BaFin, FCA, and MiFID.
In the United Kingdom, this line was licensed to Palitoy and known as Action Man.