It said the claim against Philips involved the licencing of technology for subtitles.
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In both cases, the investments can be eligible for a fast-track licencing process.
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"Licencing for Olympias...will be concluded in the coming days, today and tomorrow," Stathakis said.
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The company is the seventh to receive such permission under a licencing programme specifically for new energy vehicles.
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Existing licencing laws and regulations are moderately stringent, and managed pubs are fairly capital-intensive, creating some barriers to entry.
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The national energy regulator has been licencing a raft of solar power projects, most of which are still to take off.
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NHTSA enforces federal traffic laws and vehicle regulations, but state governments also have authority over licencing and laws within their borders.
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Nor, in Mr Rahman's view, did the argument about licencing "good" sharia councils in order to squeeze out bad ones have any real force.
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Still, perseverance may be the answer: Earlier this week Netflix announced a licencing deal with Baidu's iQiyi — which has been a long time coming.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - Telecoms network equipment maker Nokia and Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi Technology have signed a patent licencing agreement, the companies said on Wednesday.
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It also announced an exclusive licencing agreement with Exelixis to commercialize and develop cancer therapy cabozantinib in regions outside the United States, Canada and Japan.
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The European Commission, the EU's executive arm, hoped to have a 53-year minimum licencing spectrum, but the recently-agreed proposal is for 20 years.
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The central bank said it had issued for consultation draft rules for crypto-asset platform operators, providing regulations for the licencing and supervision of crypto-asset services.
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Lien said the ministry also planned to launch a new licencing round in mature areas before Easter this year for similar awards in pre-defined areas next year.
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Kiely's Home and Design licencing business will continue trading, selling accessories and homeware though distribution partners, the company said in a statement posted on its website on Wednesday.
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The government plan also introduces a National Programme for Simplification of Procedure - a fast-track licencing process for major investments - and disciplinary action for civil servants who delay permissioning.
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They need to attend a one-day licencing session, pay £56.86 for an enhanced background check, and file an online application with Transport for London at a cost of £250.
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While higher teacher accreditation standards reduce the number of black teachers, they have done little for students of any ethnicity: teacher licencing test scores are weakly related to outcomes for students.
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Asking physicians to tell women about "the risks of abortion and childbirth" involves "no constitutional infirmity", the justices wrote, because "the practice of medicine" is "subject to reasonable licencing and regulation by the state".
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In the fourth licencing round, running until February 2018, the Faroe Islands is offering licences in an area covering 30,000 square metres on the eastern part of the shelf bordering the western Shetland region.
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The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) said on Friday staff from the country's No. 1 and No. 3 banks were selling the products during so-called "financial health checks" without proper licencing and training.
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ViiV is planning licencing agreements with two generic drugmakers, Mylan Laboratories and Macleods Pharmaceuticals, who aim to make cheaper generic versions of the dispersible pill available within months of ViiV's coming to market, she added.
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India's NSE, BSE Ltd and Metropolitan Stock Exchange took the steps to end licencing deals with foreign bourses to prevent the loss of trades to overseas rivals after SGX introduced trading in single-stock futures contracts.
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Self-driving cars are most well-publicized of Alphabet's satellite undertakings, but it's not clear whether their road to revenue is through an agreement with automakers, a software licencing agreement or an Uber-like service, said Dawson.
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And then the licencing department came to me and said, 'We don't want the Yates clientele coming to your venue,' But that's like going to the manager of Tesco and telling them not to have Sainsbury's customers in there.
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This isn't going to be Tidal for AR, trying to succeed through celebrity licencing and commercial leverage, but instead a place for artists who want to define a genre to find like-minded collaborators and the best toolmakers to enable them.
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"A date of termination of the Company's licencing activities has not yet been confirmed by senior leadership, however management expects that this termination will take place as of 31 December 2019 or during 2020," the filing with the Dutch Chamber of Commerce said.
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The ride-hailing services have a variety of reasons to support looser regulation—they have fought local governments across the country who want to impose stricter licencing conditions—but among them is their vision of a future where car ownership is rare and people get around using a fleet of autonomous shared vehicles.
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The company's R&D-driven expertise on crop biology and chemistry has cemented its brand and global reach within a market that is dominated by key agro-chemical companies due to high patent protection (around 0003% of Syngenta sales) and cross-licencing arrangements, which provide a barrier of entry into the industry for other companies.
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Muhammad Umer. 9 May 2011. "States urged not to use licencing as tool to curb media." The International News (Pakistan).
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Soon after it was transferred to John Cozens."LICENCING BENCH." The Argus (Melbourne, Vic. : 1848 - 1957) 7 December 1859: 3. Web.
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On 7 June 2016 the league's name was changed to First Professional Football League, following approval of new licencing criteria for the clubs.
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I am not able to unfold, how this cautelous enterprise of licencing can be exempted from the number of vain and impossible attempts.
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And though all the windes of doctrin were let loose to play upon the earth, so Truth be in the field, we do injuriously, by licencing and prohibiting to misdoubt her strength.
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The radio part was abolished in February 1971.Parliamentary document on licencing A television licence is also required to receive video on demand programme services provided by the BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) on the iPlayer catch-up service. Since April 2020, the annual cost is £157.50 for a colour licence and £53 for a black and white licence. Income from the licence is primarily used to fund the television, radio and online services of the BBC.
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Milton then argues that Parliament's licensing order will fail in its purpose to suppress scandalous, seditious, and libellous books: "this order of licencing conduces nothing to the end for which it was fram'd". The order was meant to rectify manners by preventing the spread of an "infection" caused by bad books. Milton objects, arguing that the licensing order is too sweeping, because even the Bible itself had been historically limited to readers for containing offensive descriptions of blasphemy and wicked men. Milton also points out that Parliament will not protect the ignorant from bad books by this Order, because the books would more likely have been read by the learned anyhow.
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Adelaide River was first settled by workers who arrived in the area to construct the Overland Telegraph Line. During construction, the discovery of gold at Pine Creek in 1872 had a major impact on the settlement. In 1873, a weekly mail service between Southport and a mining site further south at Yam Creek was established. This service utilised pack horses, and during the wet season months when progress was slow mail bags from the north and south were exchanged at the crossing of the Adelaide River.National Library of Australia "Port Darwin", The Brisbane Courier, (2 December 1873), Accessed 4 May 2012 The following year, Mr. Edward Hopewell was awarded this mail contract and built the Q.C.E. Hotel on the river bank and a restaurant, the "Jolly Waggoner" was opened by George Doherty, increasing the importance of the area as an overnight stop for travellers.National Library of Australia "Office of Licencing Bench; District of Palmerston", Northern Territory Times and Gazette, (12 June 1874), Accessed 4 May 2012 The first police station in the town was constructed in 1879.
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