Sentence examples for large rights from inspiring English sources

And AOL Time Warner would not pay a large rights fee.

The plant's output is small, but it controls one of the state's oldest large rights to water from the river, with a priority date of 1902.

As Billboard has pointed out, it is an "existing standard practice of large rights holders and some major labels" to ink special deals with online platforms that give them additional compensation in exchange for access to their music catalogue.

Clinton promises a law that would "unlock" a ballooning number of older written and audio-visual works that, thanks to repeated and retroactive copyright extensions on behalf of Disney and other large rights holders, can't be licensed or used because no one knows who owns them anymore.

She also argues that the copyright reform debate has been dominated by market relationships between large rights holders and for-profit internet platforms — saying this too narrow slice "does not reflect the breadth of websites and users on the internet today".

… There's essentially a monoculture, by and large, right now.

They're big and fuzzy because brain damage is usually large, right.

In the very first inning, he was hit on his large right arm by a fastball.

The formal gardens are to the right of the house site and were planted within a large right triangle.

One of the excesses that looms large right now is the debt load shouldered by the American consumer.

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