licensor
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- noun
- /ˈlaɪsənˌsɔr/
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licenciante
- What developers and publishers would be the best potential licensors?
But there's you know, these like companies that are like licensors, junk and media.
- But there's you know, these like companies that are like licensors, junk and media.
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In the event that a teacher misses a class, Licensor will extend the make-up period to reflect the number of missed classes.
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The licensor teacher will respond to any email from the licensee within one business day.
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The licensee will be able to text chat with the available licensor teacher during the session.
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Licensor makes no guarantee or warranty of the availability or offering of speaking classes.
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Rescheduling: Licensor teachers try to accommodate schedule changes to the best of their ability.
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Licensor cannot guarantee that the student will continue with the same teacher upon resuming lessons.
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Licensor reserves the right to determine the first day of class upon resuming the course.
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Licensor will compensate the user by extending his or her subscription, calculated on an individual basis.
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Otherwise, the missing class will be considered an unexcused absence, and Licensor is not obligated to provide a make-up class.
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The licensor granted the company permission to use its trademark in advertising campaigns.
Synonyms
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A person or group that gives official permission for something
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Etymology
The word licensor comes from license, from the Latin licentia meaning 'freedom' or 'permission', and the ending -or means 'one who does something'. So a licensor is 'one who gives permission', which is why it means a person or company that issues a license.