Sentence examples for post-grant from inspiring English sources

But post-grant review affords another, more painstaking look.

The features of a US post-grant patent opposition system are now being determined.

conduct inter partes reviews and post-grant reviews pursuant to chapters 31 and 32.

It also noted that "the case for a stay is stronger after post-grant review has been instituted". Id.

Most of the research time decline is accounted for by increased pre and post-grant administrative efforts and other non-research administrative activities rather than changes in teaching activity.

Our results provide evidence that the US may benefit substantially from adopting the AIA post-grant review, but only provided that costs are controlled and that administration and appeals are not allowed to become too costly.

After stepping down, he became a senator for life, a post granted to former presidents under the 1981 constitution.

Abdul Hussein was rewarded with an appointment as minister of education, the sole cabinet post granted to a Shiite, but the Shiite clerics banished him from Kadhimiya.

The post grants Mr Juffali, 60, diplomatic immunity – exempting him from the UK laws – and may effectively grant him protection from having to settle Ms Estrada's demands for a financial settlement from their 13-year marriage.

In addition to posting grants online, the Gates Foundation requires its grantees to make their research publicly available, posts financial data on its website and has committed to report on its progress against the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals.

Remedy UK, an organisation representing 10,000 young doctors, is seeking a judicial review that would mean all training posts granted under the discredited system would only last for a year, allowing for a fairer system to be introduced in six months.