Sentence examples for licensed production from inspiring English sources

Argonne has also developed and licensed production of a foam to neutralize some biological and chemical agents.

However, games were still released for the NES into the 1990s, until licensed production on a library of more than 1,000 titles ceased in 1994.

Daihatsu, which licensed production of its Mira 850-cubic-centimeter pickup truck to Bangchan General Assembly, sold just 160 vehicles in the country in 1997 compared with a peak of 4,000 in 1995, Mr. Koike said.

To promote the game and its heroine, Square Enix also licensed production of a perfume branded as "~Lightning~ eau de toilette".

Favoring heavier armour over mobility, Major-General Israel Tal discontinued negotiations with France when the United Kingdom agreed to allow licensed production of the Chieftain tank, in 1966.

It's the second licensed production of the play since its Broadway run, which began in 2009.

On the whole, then, there is not much point in licensing production, transferring technology, and buying back the product.

To protect the quality, Dovebar will not license production to others.

Dramatic Publishing, which licenses production rights for the "Mockingbird" play, did not renew the museum's license to perform it.

Patented inventions may be freely described and explained by anyone -- not just the patent holder -- but only the patent holder can license production of the machines.

He says that the world has changed since the days of Christian Dior, when the only way to do business in some markets, Japan, for example, was to license production and marketing to third parties.