Sentence examples for held proprietary from inspiring English sources

The records show that even after the spill, officials at the minerals agency resisted turning over some records on the grounds that they held "proprietary" information that belonged to BP.

Just how these services actually work depends on closely held proprietary technologies, but many personalization operators agree that the services have been made possible by advances in database hardware and software in the last several years, by high-speed user-indentification systems and by the capacity to generate pages on the fly over the Internet.

Discover Card, which today operates is the Company's most widely held proprietary general purpose credit card and generated a majority of Credit Services' revenues and net income in 1996.

Also, Boeing has been barred from up to $1 billion in government rocket programs and its military programs are facing closer scrutiny after the company was found to be holding proprietary documents from Lockheed Martin.

Some of it still looked like a 1990s video game, but the imagery would improve as it traveled through a universe with many creators: the Cameron-co-founded Digital Domain, Legacy FX, George Lucas's Industrial Light & Magic, and the New Zealand director Peter Jackson's WETA, which Mr. Cameron said holds proprietary rights to some of the tools developed on "Avatar".

Another rationale surrounds self-ownership: we are presumed to hold proprietary rights over ourselves and our bodies, perhaps in line with John Locke's idea that "every Man has a Property in his own Person" (Locke 1988, V. 27, 305).

Noncompete agreements are common for high-ranking executives or workers who may hold proprietary information, such as software engineers.

After November 2004, Myriad chose as it had every legal right to do to stop contributing data to public databases and now holds proprietary data on genetic variants of unknown significance that help decipher the clinical meaning of BRCA tests.

Google executives often point out that personal data in its services like Web e-mail is not held in proprietary document formats, as it is in PC software.

However, quite likely the MCPS will reinvent technology held as proprietary by some organization.

A trade secret, as its name implies, is a piece of IP that is not broadcast in the form of a patent but, instead, is held as proprietary knowledge by the organization or individual who invented it.