Sentence examples for proper royalty from inspiring English sources

When Harry met Dizzee in 2009, Dizzee reflected: "That is proper royalty, man!

It sometimes feels that only the Queen and Prince Philip can be considered "proper" royalty any more.

It's more honest and ensures that behind-the-scenes scribes will get proper royalties.

Mr. Jones severed his connection with Mr. Daily and later maintained that he had not received proper royalties.

Steinberg once said that if he had gotten the proper royalties, "I could have retired on this painting".

A jury in Alabama ordered the Exxon Mobil Corporation yesterday to pay the state $11.9 billion for depriving it of proper royalties on the natural gas the company gathers there.

EMI has, in effect, legitimized these recordings, securing the tapes from a furtive independent label that had held them, obtaining the endorsement of the Callas estate in Athens and paying the proper royalties.

According to their brand-name rivals, the no-name companies can also save up to $28 per player by not paying the proper royalties to the patent holders for DVD-player technologies.

To my knowledge no American author ever received proper royalties for books copied by the Soviet Union in those years.Hans WynbergGroningen, The NetherlandsIntegrate or isolateSIR – Multiculturalism per se is not to blame for the failure of Muslims to integrate into Britain; other minorities have used it to find a niche for themselves ("Forget asylum-seekers", May 10th).

"ATC recognizes that its patent provides a technology that benefits the public, so it remains amenable to work with companies such as Google and Apple as long as it receives proper royalties on each of their units sold that use the patented technology," the company added.

When he realized he wasn't receiving proper royalties for the song, he sued and engaged in a seven-year legal battle that ended with a settlement.