license
noun
verb (used with object), li·censed, li·cens·ing.
Origin of license
Examples from the Web for licensed
Contemporary Examples of licensed
Spanning more than 150 years, the exhibit exhaustively distinguishes designer pieces from licensed copies, adaptations, and fakes.
However, the act that gives blanket immunity seems only to apply to licensed dealers.
In the late 1990s a vaccine called RotaShield was licensed in the United States.
As with all self-experiments, readers will need to judge what works best for themselves—and with a licensed physician.
How to Use Your Lunch Hour for Better Productivity, Without Ever Taking a BiteGregory Ferenstein
April 23, 2014
It would have had to have proper accounting and people with financials skills to get licensed.
Historical Examples of licensed
In 1854, he was licensed to preach the Gospel, by the church with which he was connected.
Cleveland Past and PresentMaurice Joblin
It does not require a professional beggar or a licensed guide to identify him.
The American MindBliss Perry
Which they're licensed to go 103 bombardin' each other ontil the goin' down of the sun.
Faro Nell and Her FriendsAlfred Henry Lewis
They are licensed to practice medicine, dentistry and pharmaceutics.
When the play was finished I was informed that it had to be licensed for performance.
Notes on Life and LettersJoseph Conrad