Sentence examples for pushing licensing from inspiring English sources

ABI Research estimates that just four firms own almost 60% of the patents in 3G technology, pushing licensing rates as high as 28.5% of the cost of the equipment.

A company from Florida is pushing license-plate recognition software that could help police making traffic stops but also appeal to ordinary businesses who want to catch people who are parking in the wrong spaces.

And Trump allies in Congress are pushing license-to-discriminate laws there.

In addition to pushing the licensing age to 17, most systems require 50 hours -- roughly an hour a week for a year -- of real driving with a responsible adult, most likely a parent.

A recent survey* conducted by a handful of software firms and trade associations in Silicon Valley found that while software suppliers were pushing for licensing models based on annual subscriptions, companies overwhelmingly preferred single, one-time payment methods, be they on a per-user or per-processor basis (see chart).

Remix OS is free to download, and Jide is not pushing a licensing model on OEMs — they get it free, too — so it's not taking any revenue at this point.

He was the vice president of business development that orchestrated Zynga's recent partnership with bwin.party, an online gambling operator in the U.K. He'll become Betable's executive vice president of business development, where he'll do everything from sign developers, push licensing forward in other territories and sign other strategic partnerships.

A few younger diggers did think that was perhaps pushing dramatic license too far.

Reactor owners are now constantly pushing for license extensions.

In response to the research, the institute initially pushed for licensing at age 18, then it supported graduated licensing, in which licenses are issued to 17-year-olds after they spend a year driving with a learner's permit.

Mr. Gore pushed the licensing of handgun owners.