Sentence examples for idea of royalties from inspiring English sources

The idea of royalties as a salable asset has a mixed record.

Once the electronics companies owned recording companies, they stopped battling the idea of royalties.

One of his first tasks was to restore the idea of royalty to the throne.

But for both groups of children, it would seem, the idea of royalty still captures the imagination, if only for a last moment of make-believe before they grow up.

He opposes any idea of extracting royalties.

Yet the idea of paying royalties to artists probably still resonates emotionally with most of us.

And of course the companies do not like the idea of paying royalties.

The auction houses, as well as museums and galleries, have traditionally opposed the idea of resale royalties, calling it a tax that increases the cost of doing business.

Another popular classical singer was Nellie Melba, the Queen of Song, who negotiated and popularised the idea of a royalty being paid to the artist for each disc sold.

The record industry has lobbied Congress to change the law, while broadcasters have typically opposed the idea of paying more royalties for terrestrial radio broadcasts.

If this works out, I'll donate blood soon, and it will be tested for Chagas for which I provided the technical basis!" Kirchhoff adds, "I'm not Mother Theresa with a stethoscope the idea of an effortless royalty stream every quarter is additional motivation".