Sentence examples for granted intellectual from inspiring English sources

Even works thought to be excessively complex failures were at least granted intellectual respect.

Mozambique is now obliged to "systematically cease distribution of free and unimproved seeds", while drawing up new laws granting intellectual property rights in seeds that will "promote private sector investment".

He will "grant Intellectual property" so long as people acknowledge him as creating the tag.

Our results suggest that granting intellectual property rights hinders innovation, especially for sectors characterized by a strong sequentiality in innovation processes.

One alternative to granting intellectual property rights to inventors as incentive is government support of intellectual labor (Hettinger, 1989; Calandrillo, 1998).

Courts have become more willing to grant intellectual-property protections.

The young Galileo took for granted the intellectual freedom conceded to Renaissance musicians.

Granted the intellectual's hit hanky-panky pay dirt, but what's in it for the porn star?

This reflects the fact that politicians have lost the confidence to tell the electorate that universities best perform their distinctive and peculiar role when granted the intellectual autonomy to decide what areas of research will be most fruitful.

As documented at length in my book Free Trade Doesn't Work, most of the economics used to justify free trade and free-trade agreements makes sense if you grant its intellectual premises, which tend to be buried.

Apart from the significance of such episodes for academic and scientific core values we usually take for granted (such as intellectual integrity and academic freedom), fostering the taboo of the 'occult' has disastrous consequences for historical scholarship.