Letter license

Such information can be helpful in enforcing patent rights. Especially in cases where the deposited material is patented, the patent holder may wish to consider a simple "letter license," allowingthe requester to use the deposited material only in a certain manner (e.g., research purposes only) and requiring the requester to report any commercial uses of, or derived from, the deposited material. 

When used in products not licensed for drinking, ethanol usually occurs in the form of denatured alcohol, or specially denatured alcohol—alcohol that has been rendered unfit for drinking. You will often see SD alcohol mentioned on a label, sometimes followed by a number and letter, such as 40-B. This is the designation given by the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms to the denaturing method used. For example, SD-40 is ethanol denatured by adding tiny amounts of the most bitter-tasting substance known denatonium benzoate. 

The representatives of Goodyear and Goodrich were harder to satisfy. They had come for a license, and they brought with them proof that if they didn t get the hcense they would be producing a heavy-duty tire within a few years anyway. Ter Meer summarized this difficulty in a letter to the Reich Ministry of Economics, a copy of which he sent to Dr. Ambros ... 

This powerpoint presentation reviews food-contact regulations worldwide with reference to current systems for regulating food-contact materials. These include general safety requirements, licensing/registration, mandatory and voluntary positive lists, no objection letters, and combinations of the above and their applicability to various countries. 

The Team Biologics report is known as an Establishment Inspection Report, which consists of a list of observations recorded on a Form 483. In the Findings section, both products and processes are discussed and various processes are rated. Inspections of both products and the establishment focus on systematic evaluation of quality. Inspection Reports may recommend warning letters, notice of intent to revoke licenses, or civil or criminal legal action. 

IN GENERAL. After providing notice in the form of a letter and an opportunity for written response and a meeting, which may include an advisory committee meeting, the Secretary may (by order in the form of a letter) require the holder of an approved application for a drug under section 505 or the holder of a license for a biological product under section 351 of the Public Health Service Act (42 U. S.C. 262) to submit by a specified date the assessments described in subsection (a)(2) if the Secretary finds that... 

Qualitative findings are available from PharmChem two or three days after a compound s reception—if accompanied by 15 by money order or in cash and an identification code of five numbers and a letter, sent to 3925 Bohannon Dr., Menlo Park, CA 94025. The number to call is (415) 328-6200. Quantitative results are given only to those with DEA licenses. 

Full Inspections may be recommended as a consequence of an adverse Abbreviated Inspection. The issuance of a Warning Letter or undertaking of other significant regulatory action will normally warrant a Full Inspection to verify remedial actions as satisfactorily completed and thereby close out immediate FDA concerns. Failure to satisfy regulatory authorities such as the FDA can result in heavy fines (see Chapter 1) and restrictions on future product approvals and marketing licenses. 

U.S. regulatory ramifications for non-compliance include invoking the application integrity policy (for fraud), serious inspection observations, a warning letter, import alerts, withheld research and/or product approvals, cancellation of government contracts, product recalls, seizure, consent decree of permanent injunction, civil money penalties, suspension or revocation of licenses, and prosecution (including indictments and temporary or permanent debarment, if found guilty). ... 

Purchaser identification Most jurisdictions mandate that individual purchasers identify themselves with a photograph, proof of street or residential mailing address, and signature. Some Jurisdictions ask for the purchaser s birth date, driver s license or other state-issued identification number, year in which the purchaser s vehicle was manufactured, and vehicle license tag number. Most business recipients must furnish an authorization letter listing an identification number, an address, a phone number, and a description of the chemical s intended use. 

The Medicines Act Information Letter is a bimonthly updating service on matters relating to the licensing and control of medicines, and is published on alternate months. MAIL regularly provides statistics on MCA assessment and licensing times for MAs and variations, and also includes a list of contact points. 

Cover letter - which clearly states the product license numbers involved, the reason for the change, for example if it has been requested or is as a result of harmonization and whether the application is national or a mutual recognition variation. 

As you chauffeur your learners, you can play License Plate Scrabble. The basic game and its variations aid spelling, vocabulary, and word order. The idea is to take three letters of a license plate and make them into a word, using the first letter as the first letter of the word, the second letter as any letter in the middle of the word and the last letter as, well, the last letter. For example, DSY can become "daisy" or "Disney" or "discovery."... 

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