relicensure
She was in the final year of attaining her teaching licensure.
Even if the trials are successful, licensure of the drug is years away.
Other discount dental plans also may win licensure in the future.
Certification and licensure can be completed online.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Allowing and permitting
admission
admit
admit of something
allow of something
allowable
authorization
authorize
consent
entrance
give the green light to somethingidiom
given the chance/choiceidiom
green-light
hall pass
hospital admission
liberty
relicensure
say-so
security clearance
see your way (clear) to doing somethingidiom
sublicence

Examples of licensure

licensure
There was no sustained call for a gatekeeping clause or any form of regulatory licensure.
These include interstate licensure, jurisdiction and malpractice, technological questions, security, and ethics.
It also revealed an astonishing trend in the declining numbers of architecture graduates seeking licensure.
They are then eligible to take the licensure examinations for marine officers.
Those who don't finish, or fail the licensure examinations find employment as ratings.
Drugs already on the market were not coverable under a licensure statute.
Finally, policy issues involving licensure and liability may need further attention to increase the comfort level of health providers in regard to telehealth care.
Common barriers to explain disappointing utilization trends include reimbursement, liability, technical challenges, and licensure/credentialing (2;7;23).
To determine which barriers must first be overcome, it is crucial to control environments so that traditional macrobarriers, such as reimbursement or licensure, are eliminated.
Devices like licensure, conferring monopolies to title or practise, address the first; specialisms, by segmenting markets, address the second.
Research, public health, certification, licensure, and law enforcement use health data to meet public purposes.
Second, the health authorities should strengthen their regulation on prenatal diagnosis, such as technology acceptance, institution accreditation, and professional licensure, and quality control and assurance.
Multidimensional computerized adaptive testing in a certification or licensure context.
And states relied on these entities to perform vital constitutional responsibilities such as tax collection, as well as regulating the licensure of taverns or the provision of schools or poorhouses.
Comprehensive medical insurance should be required as a condition of licensure to operate a motor vehicle.
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