Sentence examples for joint rights from inspiring English sources
"When we got the [Premier League] rights in January we didn't just want to put out clips like [former joint rights holder] ESPN," he said.
In a second deal signed yesterday, CNPC was again successful, winning joint rights with Petronas and France's Total to develop the Halfaya field,in the south.
The BBC, which will broadcast half of this year's grand prix live as part of its new joint rights deal with Sky, averaged 2.7 million viewers for its highlights programme between 2pm and 4pm on BBC1, a 22.9% share.
This point about joint rights (and correlative duties) can be generalised across and among institutions so as to generate a web of interdependence (and hence joint rights and duties).
Porsche has already tried to get Volkswagen to agree to a joint rights issue, and it refused, according to reports.
Accordingly, the participants and, therefore, contributors and bearers of joint rights to the collective goods in question, are not necessarily defined in terms of their membership of a nation-state or other political entity.
For instance, while Nine was the free-to-air broadcaster of the London Games in 2012 (which brought Eddie McGuire, and even Alan Jones, into our lounge-rooms, whether we wanted them there or not) Foxtel was a joint rights-holder.
There is the line "Fuck joint custody, I need a joint right now".
"We'd been smoking a joint right around the corner from the local precinct house, that's how hip we were," he wrote.
"This joint right here was one of my No. 1 smashes," he said as a prelude to "Nice & Slow," a typically seductive slow jam.
