Sentence examples for affordable licensing from inspiring English sources

But if the music industry wants to preserve what is now the more profitable business, in which people actually pay for and own a copy of an individual song or album, it must first work out practical and affordable licensing terms with tech companies that want to develop cloud music services.

Lobster provides an alternative — it offers a marketplace that features affordable licensing terms for photos and videos uploaded by users to their own social network pages.

The traditional record industry has been criticized for being slow to offer music online and to provide affordable licenses to Internet companies that are seeking to do so.

The new laws provided affordable licenses to small bars that served alcohol (rather than food) as their primary activity and permitted a maximum of 120 patrons.

The highly affordable basic $40 license is part of what the company calls its "causium" model.

And on the much-discussed subject of AIDS, the bill sent a singular snub: In the final version, bowing to American pharmaceutical companies, Congress dropped a provision intended to make AIDS drugs more affordable by lowering the licensing fees for African drug manufacturers.

He said he would set a target that half of all new homes should be "genuinely affordable", promised to boost landlord licensing and to name and shame rogue landlords.

The emphasis on aid likely signals a shift towards pursuing voluntary policy tools, such as corporate philanthropy and voluntary price reductions, and a movement away from compulsory licensing to pursue affordable drug access.

This, in turn, would give hostile communities license to block affordable housing.

Though a license is required to charter a boat, as the industry is less lucrative than, say, the drug trade, the bribes attached to these licenses are relatively affordable for the average citizen.

Hopefully "conversion" licenses will be affordable enough to be attractive.