licenced
- v authorize officially
- s given official approval to act
- Wholesalers likewise may not deal in other goods in that part of their premises which is licenced, may display no signs advertising brands of liquor, may not be tied up to other .
- Most of the Huon pine used for commerce was felled in the 1800s by convict laborers; it's now harvested under quotas by the few people licenced to do so by Forestry Tasmania.
- How would our USA government respond to those who challenge its authority by engaging in un-licenced assembly or resisting lawful order to disperse or resisting arrest?.