Sentence examples for granting of patents from inspiring English sources
And in several countries, activism by patients, providers and allies has stalled or denied the granting of patents, which may portend even steeper reductions in prices.
The United States patent office, not surprisingly, sees its mission as encouraging innovation through the generous granting of patents, and those who disagree can slug it out before a judge.
In one sense, the controversy hinges on issues as old as the granting of patents.
In addition, there is harmonization of practice and some degree of rationalization in the form of groups of countries that have got together to create supranational or regional organizations responsible for the granting of patents.
Similarly, social conservatives and left activists both oppose the granting of patents on genes, cells, tissues, organs and organisms--but for different reasons.
Experts say that a single patent can create between three and 10 new jobs, but businesses whose growth depends on the granting of patents for their inventions are being forced to wait over two years before a patent examiner might even pick up their applications.
He said there would be "considerable danger" that without such an exception, the granting of patent would "tie up" the use of such tools and future innovation based on them.
The work at Hughes and General Electric led to publication of 14 journal articles, granting of 27 patents (most co-authored) and election to Fellow of IEEE.
862, 43 U.S.C.A. § 291 et seq., which reserved all minerals to the United States while providing for the granting of surface patents.
The granting of these patents was highly popular with the monarch, both before and after the statute of Monopolies, because of the potential for raising revenue.
The motion before you calls on Parliament itself and the other institutions of the European Union formally to oppose this patent within the 9-month period during which an opposition is allowed under the rules governing the granting of European patents.
