Sentence examples for called royalties from inspiring English sources

Payments for radio broadcasts of songs, called royalties, have been a source of disagreement within the recording industry for decades.

Guaranteed for three years, it's funded by a program called Royalties for Regions, an arrangement under which 25% of Western Australia's mining and petroleum royalty payments are set aside for development of the state's rural areas.

And the royal programmes that Edward had said he would never make kept coming: from one of them, a series called Royalty from A to Z, which Ardent was making for the American market, came last September's fiasco at St Andrews.

They clarify that Ricardo's analysis of exhaustible resources starts from his discussion on the differences between rent and profit in Chapter II of his Principles (Ricardo 1817), and that what we call "royalties" are in actuality comprised in profits in Ricardo's analysis.

Genentech argued that the contract called for royalties only for products using the DNA made by City of Hope, namely insulin and growth hormone.

The contract also called for royalties of up to $43 million a year over 40 years, with the bulk going to Potosí and the remainder to the federal treasury.

He'd probably hate to be called Queensland royalty but he has met British royalty, one of the many anecdotes in the book that have previously been kept tight by a famously private man.

He also loved dolls:  when he was younger, he designed them for a living, creating a range for the American company Integrity called "Fashion Royalty", which were grown-up collectors' items rather than toys.

The latest update to their iPhone app (4.2.1) includes a feature called Yelp Royalty.

Despite the legal hazards, what is called the "royalty-free digital image" business has attracted some big players.

Checking the evidence is called a "royalty compliance examination" or an "audit".