Sentence examples for licensing corporation from inspiring English sources

Smartflash describes itself as an "innovative technology development and licensing corporation" with "foundational" patents in data storage and access systems.

Via Licensing Corporation today announced that China Mobile and Deutsche Telekom joined the company's LTE patent pool for standards-essential patents.

is scheduled to be the beneficiary of a fundraiser hosted by Del Bryant, the President and CEO of music licensing corporation BMI, at the New York Friars Club.

American licensing corporation 4Kids Entertainment hired an entirely new voice cast for the English dub, but the Japanese cast from the games reprised their roles in the original version of the show.

In its report published today on TV Licensing, the corporation's licence fee collection operation, the majority of which is contracted out to Capita Business Services, the trust said that feedback from market research into the tone of payment reminder letters sent to members of the public was that they were "too harsh".

436, 82 L.Ed. 673, the Wisconsin Supreme Court in the present case found that the statute ran afoul the Due Process Clause insofar as it covered locally licensed foreign corporations.

Soon, offices focussed on "technology transfer" opened up in schools around the country, staffed with lawyers who poked around campus research labs and flipped through student notebooks to suss out patentable research that they could license to corporations.

Order 81, issued in 2004 by Paul Bremer, the head of the Coalition Provisional Authority, prohibited Iraqi farmers from reusing these seeds, forcing them instead to purchase licenses from corporations to receive new seed each year.

The reason analysts focus on this item is that they regard it as a financial cushion: the time when Microsoft recognizes revenue on its software licenses to corporations can sharply affect the quarterly earnings.

Sales of software licenses to corporations were down nominally in the quarter.

The state-capitalist regime, flush with cash, licenses media corporations that depend on public contracts; it doesn't have to censor them, because they censor themselves.