Sentence examples for expense of licensing from inspiring English sources

The furrowed brow, meanwhile, descends as Don listens to the Beatles' Tomorrow Never Knows (perhaps as a postmodern joke, after all SCDP's nattering about the expense of licensing the Beatles, AMC paid a massive $250,000 for the use of this clip).

This is in part due to the difficulties in transferring the technology to laboratories in countries where rinderpest and PPR remain a problem but also the reluctance by manufacturers to incur the expense of licensing new genetically engineered vaccines, particularly where there is a very limited market for the vaccine.

The move, announced yesterday, is part of a plan to reduce the company's expenses: instead of licensing music from outside labels, which may charge $20,000 or more per song, CBS can exploit its in-house artists' music at a heavily discounted rate.

But Thomas Hazlett, a former FCC chief economist now with the Manhattan Institute, argues that the FCC is expanding unlicensed spectrum at the expense of creating licensed, commercial spectrum that could spur even greater innovation.

We all know the expense of VMware licensing and the scale-out inefficiencies of its cluster limitations.

Use Internet databases of licensed plumbers.

The organizations have expanded their coverage in recent years to more businesses, some of which had once been considered inconsequential or not worth the expense of pursuing for license fees.

The expense of obtaining a driver's license after having passed the test in Karachi, Pakistan?

It will usually cost under half as much as a retail license, at the expense of after-sale support from Microsoft.

There are currently three levels of licensing.

"What benefits there are, have gone almost entirely to the overseas owners of global oil and gas companies licensed to export Australian gas, largely at the expense of Australian businesses and local jobs".