Sentence examples for license world from inspiring English sources

Oracle was born and raised in that perpetual license world, and while it's made the shift to cloud services from a strictly on-prem approach, understanding the nuances of the cloud-subscription relationship could take a bit longer to understand (if they ever truly do).

In the other companies who are in the perpetual license world — they can sell a lot of software up front and charge maintenance for it and you don't get a lot of innovation for that and the risk is really on the customer, whereas in our model it is a 'joint success model'.

"In the other companies who are in the perpetual license world — they can sell a lot of software up front and charge maintenance for it and you don't get a lot of innovation for that and the risk is really on the customer, whereas in our model it is a 'joint success model'," Block told TechCrunch in an interview last year.

Even FIFA's officially licensed World Cup video game takes altitude into account.

But in February, after revealing itself to Onyx, Sunway licensed world rights to Onyx-015.

"Despite the economy, hip-hop is just as powerful as it's ever been in the endorsement and licensing world," says Ryan Schinman, chief of Platinum Rye, the world's largest buyer of music and talent for corporations.

So far, operating outside the digital licensing world remains an uncertain experiment, but she's been able to finance a European tour with the proceeds, which is more than most independent artists can claim for streaming proceeds.

An emphasis on blending existing licensed worlds sees locales and characters from Batman, The Simpsons and The Wizard of Oz among others interwoven with real grace and plenty of wit.

Proving how the landscape was changing, though, EA Sports was handed the license for World Cup 98 and it has retained it ever since.

Bill Gates' grand scheme to license the world's art masterpieces and have them flash onto wall monitors in people's living rooms fizzled.

For every substance from cannabis to crack, it suggests a form of regulation, via doctors' prescriptions, pharmacy sales or consumption on licensed premises.That world is still some way off.