| The European commission is planning to relicense a controversial weedkiller that the World Health Organisation believes probably causes cancer in people, despite opposition from several countries and the European parliament. |
| He also investigates a controversial decision facing nuclear regulators: whether to relicense the nearly 40-year-old Indian Point plant, 38 miles north of Manhattan. |
| This enables projects to protect their legal maintainability by preserving the ability to relicense code and ensuring sufficient rights to enforce licences in court. |
| You need spare memory to be able to play and relicense tracks. |
| The owner of the plant wants to relicense it, so it can run for another 20 years. |
| For example, the bank could relicense the technology to a firm in return for equity participation. |
