verb
definition
To confer certain powers on; grant a franchise to; authorize.
definition
To set free; invest with a franchise or privilege; enfranchise.
Examples of franchised in a Sentence
During 1993 a network of franchised dealers is being set up.
Experience of working in a parts sales area of a franchised vehicle dealership would be advantageous.
If anyone has been unfortunate enough to have sampled the offerings at their franchised outlets will be aware how poor the quality is.
Local merchants began stocking the lamps and by 1928, the company sold exclusively to franchised dealers.
Teaching Method - There are many different styles of teaching, ranging from lesson-to-lesson by independent studios to complete studio packages from companies such as Fred Astaire Franchised Dance Studios.
Perhaps the best dancer is someone like Arthur Murray, the pioneering teacher who spread an American style of ballroom through 350 franchised dance studios in over fifty countries.
It's Just Lunch is franchised, which means that offices in different places have different owners, so it's hard to know how good the service will be in various locations.
Franchises are also known as "cookie cutter" types of businesses, because all franchised locations operate the same.
Manufacturers won't be bypassing their networks of franchised dealers to sell new vehicles directly to customers anytime soon.
All franchised dealerships carry a line of used cars.
Manufacturers only release their original service manuals to their franchised dealerships.
The franchised dealerships were closed and listed as bad assets.
They now feature over 500 locations; 249 company-owned stores and 258 franchised stores, with the vast majority of those stores opening up in the last ten years.