licensee , also: licencee

At the same time he left the police force and became a licensee.

This will set the terms of the land's use by the licensee.

We'd clear them out for the licensee if he was having trouble.

All the marketing was to be done by the licensees.

A social guest would be an example of a licensee.

They now provide concentrate to licensees in over 50 countries.

The organization had grown to 600 members and 250 licensees.

Licensees had to apply for this by 6 August 2005.

The two groups are both licensees who use the name and intellectual property.

In 1937, Manning became the director and licensee of the radio station.

The law, they argue, was meant only for the protection of the American licensee.

Four subsidiaries and two licensees were added to the group.

All our companies and licensees are doing very well.

A man who, in this life alone, has signed more than 140 licensee agreements.

Evidence shows that the estate did not sell as James was the name of the licensee until at least 1822.

To support these licensees would be to throw good money after bad."

But we have taken steps to protect both our licensees and the Guardian.

Licensees expect that the license will provide them with sales growth.

The community licensee was conceived of and built by volunteers.

After Jan. 1, 2000, the licensees can build their own international networks here.

And the house has developed its own fragrance, like a celebrity licensee.

The terms give him a pricing advantage that will not be available to later commercial licensees.

"If anything, his licensees are happy because he'll have more time to dedicate to them."

The official city licensee takes 50 percent of what Levin sells.

All licensees will be required to complete their registration by 1 August.