Sentence examples for increased royalty from inspiring English sources

A $15 million advance on its next album and an increased royalty rate helped lure the group back into the fold.

While others have explored the question of whether the coal leasing program should put an effective price on carbon, primarily through an increased royalty rate, this is the first in-depth exploration of a mitigation-based approach that operates through the agencies' authority and obligations under NEPA, FLPMA and the Mineral Leasing Act.

While some critics argue that divestment policies alone have little to no impact on corporate profits of major polluters, Klein said she believed that divestment in fossil-fuel companies would "set the political stage" for regulatory actions to recapture some of their profits, though a carbon tax or increased royalty payments on extraction.

Duckworth belonged to Haycraft's husband, Colin, who gave Bainbridge what Holroyd described as a "disadvantageous, sort of reverse contract – where most writers would get an increased royalty after selling, say, 3,000 copies, Beryl's percentage would reduce as the book sold more copies".

In 2016, the Obama DOI also increased royalty rates on offshore production, from a typical rate of 16.67 percent to the current prevailing 18.75 percent.

Some mining continues, new investment in lead, uranium, and even rubies, but there are now protest movements against some of these and a new insistence by Greenlanders for a different structure for employment, ownership, increased royalty, and profit-sharing.

Hofmann Industries 3 3/4 +50.0 Increased royalties from Postal Service mail carts raise steel tubing company's profits.

The growth of services like Pandora and Sirius XM Radio has been the driving force behind the increased royalties.

Venezuela has already increased royalties to 16.6percentt from 1percentt on the country's four major projects and is planning to raise taxes to 50percentt from 34percentt.

In the Orinoco heavy-oil region in the east, where giant multinationals like Exxon Mobil and Chevron have much of their investments, the government has increased royalties to 16.6percentt from 1percentt and is now planning on raising taxes to 50percentt from 34percentt.

Dr. Michelson and his lawyers estimated that the increased royalties as a result of the ruling would bring the amount owed him and Karlin -- now owned by a charitable trust -- to well over $1 billion.