Sentence examples for granting intellectual from inspiring English sources
Our results suggest that granting intellectual property rights hinders innovation, especially for sectors characterized by a strong sequentiality in innovation processes.
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".
Williams concluded that granting intellectual property rights to Celera for its discoveries reduced subsequent scientific research and product development by 20 to 30percentt, relative to the pace of research and development seen after the Human Genome Project's later work put the same information in the public domain.
One alternative to granting intellectual property rights to inventors as incentive is government support of intellectual labor (Hettinger, 1989; Calandrillo, 1998).
Competing groups of states and non-state actors shift horizontally and vertically among these forums in an effort to develop competing legal rules over the propriety of granting intellectual property (IP) protection to newly developed life-saving drugs.
Even works thought to be excessively complex failures were at least granted intellectual respect.
He will "grant Intellectual property" so long as people acknowledge him as creating the tag.
Courts have become more willing to grant intellectual-property protections.
Granted, intellectual brilliance alone does not make a great teacher.
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?
