Sentence examples for level of royalties from inspiring English sources

But the companies have been arguing over the level of royalties.

A reintroduction of some level of royalties would not increase the tax burden for industry, but would more immediately provide much-needed revenue for government.

But the effect of the ruling by a judge in London on the level of royalties the band receives remained unclear, however, as that part of the judgment was held in secret, the Press Association reported.

Until the 1991-92 reforms, a policy of "freight equalisation" (under which the cost of transporting coal and iron ore, abundant in Bihar, was based solely on weight not distance) undid its comparative advantage in steel and electricity production.Another grievance was the low fixed level of royalties paid by the central government for the mineral wealth extracted from the region.

Prewitt, who now heads the Independent Film and Television Alliance, points to its members who go to markets at festivals such as Cannes, Berlin and the American Film Market in Los Angeles (which is produced by IFTA) to present their project to buyers, who pre-commit to the film and then take it when it is finished, guaranteeing a minimum level of royalties to the film-maker.

A mining reform bill passed the House in 2008 but went nowhere in the Senate, where Reid opposed the level of royalties, among other provisions.

The main limitation in the present study is uncertainty over the level of royalty fee for in-house NIPD tests.

The level of royalty fee negotiated will be a major influence on this with zero saving predicted above a fee of £2.18 per test.

Kindle Direct Publishing offers two levels of royalty: 35% for the ever-so-humble flogging their wares at the minimum price of 77p, and 70% for those who boldly price their offering at £1.49, or more.

"Top officials need to challenge the status quo and be more assertive, for example in accepting that excessive levels of royalty payments are appropriate when businesses are making a loss," the report states.

He added, however, that the situation may not have been straightforward for the corporation because "Microsoft had to make a judgment as to what levels of royalty would be regarded as reasonable for supply of the interoperability information".