Sentence examples for issue exclusive from inspiring English sources

It is also not an issue exclusive to the Gulf States.

Bayh-Dole (BD) encouraged American universities to acquire patents on inventions resulting from government-funded research and to issue exclusive licenses to private firms, on the assumption that exclusive licensing creates incentives to commercialize these inventions.

Plenty of digital ink has been spilled about the iPhone 5 camera's occasional tendency to capture purple flares (even though it's not an issue exclusive to Apple's latest handheld), and Apple released an official response to the issue earlier today.

A worryingly high proportion of aid workers have experienced mental health issues, exclusive findings from the Guardian can reveal.

Novation also said it would stop issuing exclusive contracts to single suppliers when other manufacturers' products offered improved care for patients or safety for hospital workers.

On issues exclusive to individual districts, like local parks or zoning changes, the town board largely defers to the judgment of the council member who represents the district, Mr. Ferrara said.

The basis for Professor Lessig's challenge to the Copyright Term Extension Act is the text of the clause in Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution authorizing Congress "to promote the progress of science and useful arts" by issuing exclusive copyrights for "limited times".

The basis for Professor Lessig's challenge to the Copyright Term Extension Act is the text of the clause in Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution authorizing Congress "to promote the progress of science and useful arts" by issuing exclusive copyrights for "limited times". The first federal copyright law, enacted in 1790, provided for a 14-year copyright, renewable for another 14 years.

These aren't issues exclusive to being Korean.

In this day and age, (especially at my age!) with the influx of baby boomer women reaching their mid-life years, it's about time someone finally got smart and opened a restaurant specializing in issues exclusive to menopausal females.

These neighborhood associations help bridge the gap between citizens and the city government by giving a united voice to residents regarding both issues exclusive to particular neighborhoods, such as new development, as well as more universal concerns such as education, crime and safety, which affect the whole city.