Sentence examples for property licensees from inspiring English sources

Kodak said 12 intellectual property licensees led by Intellectual Ventures (IV) and RPX Corp bought the patents.

Under the agreements, Kodak will receive approximately $525 million, a portion of which will be paid by 12 intellectual property licensees organized by Intellectual Ventures and RPX Corporation, with each licensee receiving rights with respect to the digital imaging patent portfolio and certain other Kodak patents.

Similar primary - secondary usage scenarios are also likely to arise due to regulatory reforms that grant full property rights to spectrum licensees, thereby allowing them to provide services in secondary markets.

To assess the commercialisation impact of PRIs' research at firm, industry and economy levels, the PRIs actively tracked since 2006 the RICV of the intellectual property (IPs) generated from the licensees' commercialisation of the IPs and aggregated them at the various levels.

The studio was also more restrained than it has been with previous franchise properties about the number of licensees and the volume of products that will flood the market, executives said.

MVB, JEM, PRG, MVM, and KAL are employees of Metabolon, Inc. DAT is a stockholder in Provia Biologics, a licensee of intellectual property from Eastern Virginia Medical School for the method.

"We've invested millions of dollars in developing these technologies," Mr. Meuchner said, "and we have an obligation not only to our shareholders but to other licensees to protect that property".

Legally the copyright of the text belongs to the COBF and it is clearly stated that 'The COB Foundation is the owner or the licensee of all intellectual property rights in our site and the material published on it'.

However, the grant back would not include any material property – such as cell lines – possessed by the original licensee or sub-licensees.

This comment briefly legally distinguishes trespassers, licensees, and squatters in the private property context.

Hadl wanted to remove the exclusivity provision of the license and to distinguish the handheld game from Donkey Kong so as to weaken any potential counterclaims that one of Universal's licensees had violated Nintendo's intellectual property rights.