Sentence examples for patent policy from inspiring English sources

Draft language of an unpublished Celera-consortium agreement states that their goals "are, in fact, complementary" and that the two sides are agreed on patent policy for the human genome (essentially that genes should be patentable only after their roles have been identified in detail, not on the basis of their sequence alone).

I.B.M. used Internet collaboration to develop its new patent policy.

After joining the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in 1995, India had to change its patent policy.

He had guided Apple's patent policy for a decade, through the iPod, iPhone and iPad.

Mr Sherman speaks warmly of the 1970s, when he started Apotex and the government's patent policy favoured domestic firms.

The White House said at the time, and Mr. Clinton reiterated on Wednesday, that no change in patent policy was intended.

Alas, the same test does not apply when approving reforms to Europe's patent policies themselves.

China, Mr. Dyson says, is a particular problem, not only because of the pirates but because of its patent policies.

In a study of 150 years of patent policies in 60 countries, Mr. Lerner found that there was no evidence that increased patent protection in developing countries led to increased innovation among domestic companies.

Although certain hot button issues, like tax credits, patent policies and net neutrality, have driven industry leaders to Washington in the past, the Stop Online Piracy Act "awakened the entire tech world," he said.

It says Penn did not pursue the matter because Dr. Thompson had told the university that his role in Agios did not involve anything subject to the university's patent policies.