Sentence examples for maintained exclusive from inspiring English sources

For more than a decade, Driscoll and Reiter maintained exclusive access to Banner, but eventually most farmers on the Pacific Coast had it.

Amgen has won so many patents on its expensive erythropoietin-stimulating drugs that the company has maintained exclusive sales rights for 24 years, double the usual period.

Having won an audience for his music after years of playing it in lofts and galleries, Mr. Glass maintained exclusive performing rights to his scores on the theory that concerts were a better source of income than royalties.

Six-month follow-up was completed with 68% of participants (27 of 40): 13 were using both e-cigarettes and tobacco cigarettes, 5 maintained exclusive tobacco cigarette smoking, and 9 stopped using tobacco cigarettes while continuing to use e-cigarettes.

Racial, ethnic, and language distinctions also can operate to create and maintain exclusive communities.

Alfonzo could present his own proposal, Greenberg was told, and the Mets would consider it and possibly re-sign Alfonzo while they maintain exclusive negotiating rights to him.

Now, Ms. Meguid, 42, oversees OTVentures, one of the region's largest technology companies, which operates in 17 countries and maintains exclusive partnerships with Facebook and Microsoft.

WASHINGTON — Major League Baseball's effort to maintain exclusive control of its players' statistics failed Monday, when the Supreme Court turned down its appeal of a ruling that gave fantasy baseball leagues the right to use the data without purchasing a license.

Trudeau may indeed want to do right by Indigenous peoples, but the government is locked into a logic of its own: quietly maintaining exclusive control over Indigenous peoples' lands and resources.

The company, which holds exploration and production rights for offshore China, maintains exclusive rights to enter into production-sharing contracts with international companies off the Chinese coast, Mr. Browne said.

[A1.] Putin Sheds Light on Yukos Buyer President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia said the buyers of the largest subsidiary of Yukos were private individuals but hinted that they would not have, or maintain, exclusive control over their new holding.