Sentence examples for intellectual rights from inspiring English sources

But companies are less likely to invest if intellectual rights and patents are fuzzy.

Hasbro, which bought the intellectual rights to Trivial Pursuit for $80 million in 2008, confirmed Mr. Haney's death.

Strictly speaking, he didn't own the papers; at any rate, he didn't own the intellectual rights to them.

In a world of paywalls and intellectual rights, accessing the more technical information can be expensive or impossible.

For example, every other country was opposed to the US demands on the term of intellectual rights protection, pharmaceuticals data protection and parallel importation.

"We require permission from the estate for researchers to make photocopies, because the estate owns the copyright -- we only have the physical material, not the intellectual rights".

The idea that big banks damage the broader economy has considerable resonance on the intellectual right.

In other words, the author no longer owns the intellectual right to the text.

The period saw suspension of artists' and intellectuals' rights and retreat to traditional styles of painting (3 ).

This should include details of ownership, intellectual property rights and patent rights.

The government's balance was framed as one between affordability and intellectual property rights, as well as international development and intellectual property rights.