License Suspension
/ˈlaɪsəns səbˈspɛnʃən/
Definitions
- (n.) The temporary removal or invalidation of a license by an authority as a penalty or for regulatory reasons.
The driver faced a six-month license suspension due to multiple traffic violations.
- (n.) An administrative action halting a professional or business license, restricting the ability to legally operate.
The board issued a license suspension against the clinic for non-compliance with health regulations.
Forms
- license suspensions
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Commentary
License suspension differs from revocation in that suspension is typically temporary, allowing for reinstatement, whereas revocation is often permanent or requires reapplication.
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