Sentence examples for pay additional royalties from inspiring English sources

Univision will have to pay additional royalties under the new contract, starting with an added $48 million in the first year.

Under the deal, the companies agreed to pay additional royalties after the first oil is produced in 2011, ranging from $2.5 billion to $4.5 billion, depending on the price of oil at the time.

Under the terms, SoundCloud would continue to offer a free ad-supported tier, and wouldn't pay additional royalties beyond it on free trials designed to upsell users to premium subscriptions.

The ASCAP, however, told a federal court that each time a phone rings in public, the phone user is violating copyright law and thus carriers must pay additional royalties or face legal liability for contributing to what the group claims is cell phone users' copyright infringement.

All of RIM's handsets and tablets use it, RIM had argued an earlier licensing deal with Nokia meant it should not have to pay additional royalty fees to use the technologies, However, an arbitration ruling by Sweden's Stockholm Chamber of Commerce in September went in the European company's favour.

When you add the Brazil situation to the recently announce Ethiopia settlement that now has Starbucks paying additional royalties for coffee from that country, Starbucks is now facing an onslaught of input price increases with not much wiggle room on the revenue side.

The Proxim Corporation, a wireless-networking equipment maker, has agreed to pay $22.75 million and additional royalties to its rival Symbol Technologies to end all litigation over wireless technology.

Meanwhile, Internet-only broadcasters were required to pay both a set licensing fee and additional royalties, calculated according to the broadcaster's revenues or to the overall use of the Web site.

IMAX will pay less than $50 million in upfront fees, as well as additional royalties, according to a person briefed on the matter.

Ms. Reidy said foreign sales are likely to pay Senator Clinton further royalties, and she can look forward to additional royalties from the United States paperback sales.

The company paid a $1.4 million advance on royalties, so under typical paperback royalty arrangements Mr. Eggers will not earn additional royalties until about a million copies are sold.