They say: There are no rules outside the normal licensing laws.

States, particularly in the West, kept passing licensing laws anyway.

Well our concern is does this gentleman understand the licensing laws?

By 1955, however, every state had licensing laws for practical nurses.

Adding to the confusion is that no two states have the same licensing laws.

Taking up a constituency interest, in June 1950 he called for reform of the licensing laws.

Whether the relaxation in licensing laws and closing times will help is anyone's guess.

They are subject to the licensing laws of the country and may be closed down if not properly conducted.

From July 2007, changes to licensing laws came into effect applying to drivers under the age of 25.

Changes to the licensing laws introduced September, 2009 were said to be affecting sales.

Different states in the US vary on their labor and licensing laws.

The pubs, regulated by Britain's licensing laws, are about to close.

When licensing laws for psychologists in Georgia were enacted, his license was number 15.

Yet, to date, the threatening liquor licensing laws have not been rolled back.

He claimed that many licensing laws were "designed to entrap people."

Radio licensing laws are concerned with the protection of copyrighted material.

"The real estate licensing laws pertain only to the property itself.

Finally in 1869 the growth had to be checked by magisterial control and new licensing laws were introduced.

In 1896 he was chairman of a Royal Commission into the licensing laws.

The festival, due to local licensing laws, is an alcohol-free zone.

Due to the lunacy of the English licensing laws.

Other states may have more subtle licensing laws.

A 2006 study shows a drop in mass killings after firearms licensing laws were enacted.

This legislation would establish minimum federal requirements for state graduated licensing laws.

Scotland has had separate licensing laws dating back to the 18th century.

The new graduated licensing law went into effect at the beginning of this month.

They say: There are no rules outside the normal licensing laws.

States, particularly in the West, kept passing licensing laws anyway.

Well our concern is does this gentleman understand the licensing laws?

By 1955, however, every state had licensing laws for practical nurses.

Adding to the confusion is that no two states have the same licensing laws.

Taking up a constituency interest, in June 1950 he called for reform of the licensing laws.

Whether the relaxation in licensing laws and closing times will help is anyone's guess.

They are subject to the licensing laws of the country and may be closed down if not properly conducted.

Notably, Illinois developed a licensing law which was enacted in 2009.

Changes to the licensing laws introduced September, 2009 were said to be affecting sales.

Scotland has had separate licensing laws dating back to the 18th century.

The pubs, regulated by Britain's licensing laws, are about to close.

It's still uncertain how the graduated licensing law would be enforced.

And then, instead of treating the licensing law as optional, enforce it for real.

During the 1960s, however, Australian states began liberalizing their licensing laws.

During the 19th century, licensing laws began to restrict the opening hours of premises.

The most stringent graduated licensing law in the nation was just passed by the California legislature.

She didn't look old enough to be drinking, but Annie wasn't there to enforce the licensing laws.

Radio licensing laws are concerned with the protection of copyrighted material.

Yet, to date, the threatening liquor licensing laws have not been rolled back.

Connecticut has just passed a mandatory licensing law for all appraisers.

When licensing laws for psychologists in Georgia were enacted, his license was number 15.

He claimed that many licensing laws were "designed to entrap people."

Different states in the US vary on their labor and licensing laws.