Converse of object

• revoke: Either party may revoke this license at any time by giving the other party written notice.

• grant: He was granted a license to sell spirits in 1870, an activity that continued until the early 1980's.

Adjective modifier

• creative: All my images have a Creative Commons license on them.

• irrevocable: He doesn't sound like someone who would sign an irrevocable license allowing others to profit from his work.

• artistic: Tho I've taken artistic license with some of them.

• concurrent: You are only limited by the number of concurrent licenses purchased for Odapter.

Modifies a noun

• plate: You purchase a vanity car license plate with your screen name on it.

• agreement: Click to agree or disagree to the software license agreement.

Noun used with modifier

• commons: All my images have a Creative Commons license on them.

• driving: A clean driving license is required; training on minibus driving is given.

• broker: In broker license mortgage online the months scale subsidy schedule the methods section.

• liquor: He also improved the shop's range of ' foodstuffs ' when he obtained a liquor license in the early 70s.

• copyleft: It comple- ments the GNU General Public License, which is a copyleft license de- signed for free software.

• single-user: A single-user license costs 39.95 USD or 35 Euro.

Possessives

• driver: You see, should they get pulled over by a police officer, the officer will ask for the driver's license.

Preposition: in

• perpetuity: JISC, however, has bought a license in perpetuity.