Sentence examples for protected innovation from inspiring English sources

All EU Members, except Austria, indeed followed suit by using the exact wording of the Convention, while the Netherlands adopted somewhat narrower wording, and Belgium took the road of a broad research exception, covering both acts done with and on the protected innovation (Van Overwalle 2006).

Companies must encourage and protect innovation: shielding innovators from the slowdowns of corporate overhead while providing innovators with access to deliver unfair advantages and shortcuts to success.

Investigating licensing contracts' agreements between firms that aim at transferring protected innovations, Gallini and Wright (1990) explained that the latter respond to two information asymmetry problems: (1) the superiority of a licensor's information on the value of the innovation and (2) the ability of licensees to 'invent around' the transferred innovation.

Enhancement of trade-secret protection via the DTSA helps offset patent system contraction for innovators, and is likely to lead to increased focus on protecting innovation through trade secrets and a reduction in patent applications.

These mechanisms also protect innovation in the digital world.

What future strategies might compensate copyright holders while also protecting innovation?

"In a time of great economic distress in many countries, including our own, we need to make sure that we are protecting innovation, jobs, revenue," he said.

But the government has said it took action partly to protect innovation in the future and to keep the Internet open to competition.

In fact, firms that outsource research and development, and patent to protect innovation and to signal competencies show higher levels of collaboration.

"We must protect innovation and the development of new treatments and cures, and that means protecting patents,'' reads a form mailing the group sent to voters.

Mr. Delrahim's views contrast subtly with those of the Obama administration, which took a more aggressive approach in antitrust toward protecting innovation, especially in the technology industry.