Sentence examples for impose a royalty from inspiring English sources

Since books and records can be copied freely (as, indeed, they are, online), we impose a royalty on the copyist in order to insure that the originator isn't cheated for his labor.

Ultimately, we don't see what the government has to gain by scuppering the deal at this late juncture, and based on the evidence to date, it is not clear to us how the government could impose a royalty decision in its favour (if this is the driving force behind the delays) if the status quo is maintained.

It is a standard provided by the MPEG-LA consortsia, and is governed by commercial and IP restrictions, which will in 2014 impose a royalty and license requirement on all users of the technology.

But this could have been done by tweaking the existing arrangements, for example to impose a higher royalty.

The government also wants to impose a "sliding-scale royalty" on the project.

A Senate proposal would impose a surtax on new oil pumped by the companies involved that would be offset by any overdue royalties they were willing to pay.

It doesn't impose a partisan ideology.

"We impose a vision.

O'Neill's challenge: impose a little discipline.

Closer contacts impose a higher rotational stiffness.

Impose a daily limit on grieving.