Sentence examples for licensees at from inspiring English sources

Analysts, however, warned that it is exceedingly difficult for a company to both license its products and compete with those licensees at the same time.

They receive appropriate compensation for their innovations without having to engage in lengthy high-cost negotiations with multiple prospective licensees, at least a few of whom are likely to refuse to negotiate until an even costlier lawsuit is filed that demonstrates the patent owner's seriousness.

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Executives from all the licensees were at the All-Star Game in Phoenix, "and they're all walking around with strange smiles on their faces," said Howard Smith, M.L.B.'s senior vice president for licensing.

"We are actively working on an update and communicating with our content partners and licensees as we go," said Marcus Matthias, a senior product manager at Microsoft.

The chairman, Dale E. Klein, ordered staff members to develop a plan "because of repeated inquiries about the adequacy of N.R.C. oversight and licensee performance" at the two reactors at Indian Point.

While most of the employees are from media outlets that are in essence licensees, there are at least some Huffington Post workers at every site, said Peter Land, a spokesman for the parent company, AOL.

He is now employed by licensee Roger Curtis at his own former stables.

A licensed but imported DVD carries so many customs duties and import taxes, that by the time the discs arrive from overseas, the price can range from $20 to $30. "We now import from Western Europe," said Gregory Economou, vice president for licensee markets at Warner Home Video Europe, based in London.

Under the tenanted model favoured by Punch, most of its pubs are franchised out to licensees who pay rent at a level fixed over periods of five years.

As the CIP allowed licensees to import goods at half price, it was regarded as a virtual guarantee of business success, regardless of entrepreneurial skill.