Sentence examples for its ipr from inspiring English sources

The Chinese government has made significant progress in developing its IPR framework, though it has yet to fully embrace IPR policies that would entice large-scale foreign investment or the introduction of transgenic plant varieties into China.

He specifically cited the fact that China was lauded more forcefully for its IPR protection efforts than Italy. 5. (C) In Mazza's view, efforts to get higher level officials engaged in IPR were working, but those same officials were taken aback by what he called "the harshness" of the 301 report's language.

This article contributes to the TPP debate with a critical stance on its implications for Mexican economic diversification goals and on the likely consequences of its IPR chapter.

Although it is impossible to be sure what the final financial implications of CETA will be once its IPR provisions fully come into effect, Grootendorst and Hollis used the sample of the 15 drugs for which a generic appeared on the Canadian market in 2010 to provide an estimate of what would have been the consequences if all of CETA's provisions were fully implemented in 2010.

The lawsuits got started when Qualcomm accused Ericsson of using its IPRs and Ericsson then filed a counter-suit accusing Qualcomm of using its IPRs.

Moreover, Mexico renounced to its former IPR regime and retroactively recognized pharmaceutical and other patents, which according to Mexican law were not patentable.

For example, although the presence of BPA in the linings of food cans has a high potential for human exposure, its low IPR of 0.6 ppm likely reflects the fact that most BPA is used in polycarbonate plastics, where its potential for transfer to humans is relatively low.

A biotech company may spend up to 20% of its capital handling IPR protection issues.

Follow up 2-way ANOVAs conducted for each sex to further explore the interaction between social partner and sex (and its potential impact on IPR) revealed that, in females, there was a main effect of IPR, F2,10=5.33, p=0.027 (partial η2=0.516), but no effect of social partner on TCWD.

The Swiss Health Foreign Policy states that 'one of its main objectives is to strengthen the global partnership for development, security and human rights that has been agreed upon and implemented in the context of the UN (FDHA, p.12),' although its position on IPRs is contrary to that espoused by human rights experts.

Oil State's petition for certiorari challenged the PTAB's use of IPR to render its decision on three grounds.