Sentence examples for creative rights from inspiring English sources

For the Writers Guild, creative rights issues seem as important as financial matters.

Although Congress has made noises about strengthening creative rights, a phalanx of lobbyists is likely to defang any new legislation.

The talks have been split into two groups, one discussing economic issues and the other so-called creative rights issues.

"If we can resolve the creative rights, then it's a run for the roses," one executive said late this afternoon.

Mr. Bewkes also pointed out that unlike most other networks, HBO owns the creative rights to its shows.

In short, after two centuries dominated by the highly structured, rationalistic polyphony of the Renaissance, the performing musician reiterated his creative rights.

"There is something about her, I just didn't realise it" enthuses his creative right brain.

Organizing for a creative, right-brained person is going to look very different than for a linear, left-brained person.

His message was clear: we need to focus on more creative "right brain" jobs.

Companies have long outsourced creative, right-brain marketing activities, such as advertising and promotion campaigns.

Lisi is a creative right-footed player (I only use my left foot to walk on) who has a good first touch.