Sentence examples for all patents from inspiring English sources

Not all patents are created equal, though.

But all patents aren't created equal.

In 1999, the agency put all patents issued since 1976 on its Web site at www.uspto.gov.uspto.gov

Under the contract, Genentech gained ownership of all patents on the techniques developed by City of Hope in exchange for a 2percentt royalty.

Greenpeace's longstanding position is to oppose all patents on plants or animals, or their genes, and that "life is not an industrial commodity".

Signing over all patents of his invention to the U.S. government, Garand worked on other experimental rifles until he retired in 1953.

About 95percentt of all patents are issued for inventions, as distinct from the small number of patents issued for designs and botanical plants.

The journal now asks authors to disclose all patents or royalties related to their research, and it publishes the information with the studies, the letter stated.

In the years after 1989, through 1993, the share of Canadian patents granted to small inventors fell from 10.7 percent of all patents to 7.8 percent.

And Jeff Bezos, the chief executive of Amazon, has said he thinks that business-method patents should extend only for three to five years, rather than the 20 years currently accorded to all patents.

Poor countries should also be wary of any provisions in trade deals that try to impose stronger intellectual-property standards than TRIPS requires, or of any moves towards universal, one-size-fits-all patents in such controversial areas as biotechnology.