Sentence examples for chief intellectual from inspiring English sources

The legal preparations were led by Noreen Krall, Sun's former chief intellectual property counsel.

There's a lack of transparency," said Ruud Peters, the chief intellectual property officer of Philips.

This obsession with an absolute notion of citizenship is precisely the manifesto's chief intellectual weakness.

Mr. Lutton was previously Apple's chief intellectual property officer and was involved in filing the suit against Samsung.

His sociologist friend Geir, who seems to be his chief intellectual foil, writes a book about a boxing gym.

That sort of draconian measure is not where the bills are aimed, said Steve Tepp, chief intellectual property counsel for the United States Chamber of Commerce.

The "vast majority" of this, says Paul Melin, Nokia's chief intellectual-property officer, comes from licensing "standard-essential" patents, or SEPs.

Other firms, such as Accenture and American Express, warn that the court will distort inventors' incentives if it restricts patents on useful methods for minimising risk or managing information.John Squires, the chief intellectual-property counsel at Goldman Sachs, an investment bank, says business-methods patents are an important way to safeguard the invention of innovative financial techniques.

Many Europeans considered him the chief Catholic intellectual leader in the U.S. His ideas on social reform and the relation of the church to a democratic society were prophetic.

Nathan P. Myhrvold Chief Executive Intellectual Ventures Bellevue, Wash.

Both tendencies were in evidence again last week when Oliver Letwin, former aide to Margaret Thatcher, now Cameron's policy chief and intellectual guru, found himself at the centre of an almighty storm when a co-authored memo from 1985 resurfaced.