licensure Definition
li·cen·sure (lī′sən s̸ho̵or′)
noun
the act or practice of granting licenses, as to practice a profession
licensure Usage Examples
Converse of object
pursue: Two alternatives for pursuing elementary licensure were made available.
Preposition: in
premium: Categories the quot in the ncs licensure in premium.
Adjective modifier
- professional: Admission to M Arch programs can be granted to students without professional degrees in architecture who are seeking the path to professional licensure.
- medical: It provides a common evaluation system for all applicants for medical licensure: Working in Europe The BMA international department can advise BMA members.
- regular: All Foundations of Education students will therefore have a full semester course in Behavioral Analysis as part of their preparation for regular teacher licensure.
Modifies a noun
- program: A variety of non-traditional teacher licensure programs has been sanctioned.
- requirement: Obtain specific details regarding licensure requirements from each state's Board of Psychology.
- student: This is a program of study designed for undergraduate education or licensure students.
- procedure: Usually, certification and licensure procedures for psychologists are generic and do not refer to any specialty within the profession.
- test: H.R. 2211 mandates that teacher colleges and states report the passing rates on certification and licensure tests of prospective teacher candidates.
Noun used with modifier
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