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单词 licensure
释义
licensure
noun[U]
US
uk
/ˈlaɪ.sən.ʃər/us
/ˈlaɪ.sən.ʃɚ/
theactorprocessof giving orreceivingalicence(= adocumentgivingofficialpermission)to do or have something:
Comprehensivemedicalinsuranceshould be aconditionof licensure tooperateamotorvehicle.
Peopleconvictedofsexualmisconductarebarredfrom licensure asmassagetherapists.
Related word
license
See also
relicensure
More examples
  • She was in thefinalyearofattainingherteachinglicensure.
  • Even if thetrialsaresuccessful, licensure of thedrugisyearsaway.
  • Otherdiscountdentalplansalso maywinlicensure in thefuture.
  • Certification and licensure can becompletedonline.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Allowing and permitting
  • admission
  • admit ofsomething
  • allow ofsomething
  • allowable
  • approval
  • authorization
  • authorize
  • clearance
  • entrance
  • given the chance/choiceidiom
  • green-light
  • hall pass
  • imprimatur
  • left
  • liberty
  • relicensure
  • say-so
  • security clearance
  • seeyourway (clear) todoing somethingidiom
  • sufferance
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(Definition oflicensurefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoflicensure

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