Similar words: license, driving license, incensed, sensed, tensed, incense, censer, licence. Meaning: ['laɪst] 
adj. given official approval to act.
adj. given official approval to act. 
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271. With the expansion of petroleum refinery, the existing electric desalter needs to be revamped using licensed technology based upon existing vessel equipment to meet the expanded capacity requirement.
272. The city governmemt decreed that all dogs must be licensed.
273. Black Duck Software extends the Rational Software Deployment Platform with solutions to help companies govern how their software assets are created, managed, and licensed.
274. The content can be modularized and the chunks licensed, royalties tracked and pages selected for print-on-demand, all with relative ease.
275. Note that this is different from so-called Wi-Fi, as WiMAX uses licensed spectrum for point-to-point connection and offers improved quality of service.
276. Why else to cart home the charmless spilth created by the 45 companies licensed by the FA to bear the England lions?
277. Most of the people in the public accounting are licensed as certified public accountants ( CPAs ) .
278. If symptoms persist for 7 days or worsen, contact a licensed practitioner.
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