একটি সরকারী যারা একটি লাইসেন্স প্রামাণিক অনুমতি ইস্যু করতে পারে বা দিতে (বিশেষ করে এক যারা প্রকাশনার লাইসেন্স

Noun:

অনুজ্ঞাদাতা, অনুমতিদাতা,

licensers's Usage Examples:

music catalog of licensed African and International content from content licensers such as Content Connect Africa, Africori, Symphonic Distribution, TuneCore.

The provisions as to importation of books, the appointment of licensers, and the number of printers and founders were practically re-enactments.

Johnson wrote a Swiftian parodic satire of the licensers, entitled A Complete Vindication of the Licensers of the Stage (1739).

A book which Crosse wrote against Glanvill was rejected by the licensers, but Glanvill, having obtained the contents of it, sent it in a letter.

were popes in Rome beginning in the 14th century who became tyrannical licensers.

Johnson wrote a Swiftian parodic satire of the licensers entitled A Complete Vindication of the Licensers of the English Stage.

He was one of the licensers of George Carleton's book against Richard Montagu's 'Appeale'; it was.

payment, it is the most attractive agreement type for both in and out-licensers compared to other agreements such as co-marketing.

Der Spiegel-Profil was similar in style and layout to both licensers, German Der Spiegel and Russian Профиль (spells like Profil).

cast into the form of dialogue, and bearing the imprimatur of puritan licensers, are ascribed to the same hand: The Marrow of Modern Divinity .

In 1643 he was appointed one of the licensers of the press, granting imprimatur to theological works, a role in which.

Jonathan Mitchell were appointed as the first licensers of the press, but Gookin declined the position.

There are numerous associations that assist in matching licensers and franchisers with local partners.

Gapless relative clauses as clausal licensers of relational nouns, Language and Linguistics 9 (4): 1005-1028.

the enforcement of the oath, Sheilds proclaimed its sinfulness, and his licensers threatened to withdraw their licence.

licensers's Meaning':

an official who can issue a license or give authoritative permission (especially one who licenses publications

Synonyms:

functionary; official;

Antonyms:

unauthorized; unofficial; unestablished;