They also hope to profit commercially from the global resurgence of interest in civilian nuclear power.
But, it was agreed, Mr Fox would have to go if a money trail showed that Mr Werrity had profited commercially from their friendship.
In addition to the free-speech issues, the battle over "Sensation" raised troubling questions about the role of private companies and individuals in financing a museum exhibit from which they might profit commercially.
It was also allowed to profit commercially through its own operations or by renting out land, receiving royalties on the mining of minerals, levying customs duties, and collecting other fees.
As a not-for-profit, commercially-funded broadcaster it has championed risk-taking television that commercial rivals, as well as the BBC, might not take.
Patents have long been issued by governments, granting the exclusive right to profit from commercially applicable inventions.
But she directs her deepest ire at Pakistan's civilian politicians, many of whom, she writes, have colluded in Milbus, profiting politically and commercially.
It is also used to prevent counterfeiters – or crafters – who commercially profit from the sale of unlicensed Olympic merchandise, Kelly Maser, associate general counsel of intellectual property for the Olympic committee said.
The aim of organisations such as Kew is to ensure that when rare species are sold commercially, the profits are shared with their home countries, to help rebuild habitats.
Data from Michigan and several other states suggests that failing schools do not improve as a consequence of for-profit management and that commercially run public schools often perform no better than other public schools.
