Sentence examples for collection of royalties from inspiring English sources
Under a new law, the Bank of Zambia will create an "electronic reporting and monitoring system" tasked with overseeing the collection of royalties and taxes from foreign investors.
An unforeseen ambiguity in the provisions of title 35, United States Code, is undermining the orderly collection of royalties due breeders holding United States plant patents.
He joined the Harry Fox Agency, a licensing organisation specialising in the collection of royalties, before setting up his own accounting firm with a loan from his father-in-law.
Kate Kelly, who served as a senior adviser to former interior secretary Sally Jewell and now directs the public lands program at the liberal Center for American Progress, said in an email that Zinke's "singular focus" on energy development "is starting to shift how the department operates," particularly regarding the collection of royalties.
Qualcomm's collection of royalties makes up a substantial percentage of its broader business.
Apple actually contributed some of the patents held by MPEG-LA, which means that the parent company behind MobileMedia, which will now presumably seek a lot of money in damages from Apple, also handles the collection of royalties for Apple on other patents (specifically related to digital video standards).
The measure, which would retain current restrictions on drilling off the Gulf Coast of Florida, would repeal some federal subsidies for oil companies and seek to improve the collection of royalty payments.
The non-profit organisation, set up to support and promote Wikimedia projects such as Wikipedia in Sweden, has a collection of royalty-free photographs that it says can be used by the public.
The bill would also, the New York Times reports, "repeal some federal subsidies for oil companies and seek to improve the collection of royalty payments".
It does not have any jurisdiction over private lands apart from the collection of royalty on timber from such land.
According to Mr. Ramos of the publishers' group, since the first popular file-sharing service, Napster, emerged in 1999, annual collections of royalties from recording sales (known as mechanical royalties) have fallen 22percentto to $455 million.
