Sentence examples for granted termination from inspiring English sources

When copyright law was revised in 1976, recording artists and songwriters were granted "termination rights," which enable them to regain control of their work after 35 years.

When copyright law was revised in the mid-1970s, musicians, like creators of other works of art, were granted "termination rights," which allow them to regain control of their work after 35 years, so long as they apply at least two years in advance.

In his post, Robertson refers to a mid-1970s revisiof of US copyright law that granted artists "termination rights".

The F.T.C. informed the companies that it granted early termination of the waiting period that gives regulators time to assess the transaction under antitrust laws.

· The latest anti-abortion ploy in the US is the law proposed in several state legislatures requiring pregnant women to view their babies on a sonogram monitor before being granted a termination.

The F.T.C. granted early termination of an antitrust review, allowing Mr. Icahn to proceed with the proposed purchase of up to $500 million worth of Mylan's shares, based on yesterday's stock price, the company said.

The abortion votes demanded subtler decisions: on whether the limit beyond which women can be granted a termination only in extreme medical circumstances should be cut from 24 weeks' gestation to 22 or fewer.

On February 18 , 2014 the Federal Trade Commission granted early termination of the HSR Act waiting period to the Icahn Group.

CommScope : On Wednesday, the telecommunications equipment company that agreed to be taken private in a $3.9 billion acquisition by leveraged-buyout firm Carlyle Group back on October 27, was granted early termination of the waiting period in connection with the merger agreement.

Internet browser extraordinaire Yahoo! and online job-search engine HotJobs.com said their planned merger has taken a step closer to fruition, as both the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission granted early termination of the waiting period required under antitrust laws.

"Failure to remedy violations could result in withholding grants, termination of grants and disbarment or ineligibility for future grants," he added.