Sentence examples for reduction in royalty from inspiring English sources

Making a mashup with that song means the label issuing the mashup has to convince all the publishers involved to take a reduction in royalty — otherwise, it won't be profitable for the label.

The turnover decline is being blamed on a serious reduction in royalties.

The difference came from a reduction in royalties from Mrs. Clinton's book, "It Takes a Village".

It would also eliminate a reduction in some royalties paid by companies that produce energy from federal lands.

According to the three people with knowledge of the settlement the terms included some reductions and adjustments in royalties and payments that are factored into the weekly expenses.

Tory MP Stephen Barclay said a reduction in the level of that royalty from 6% of sales to 4.7% after talks with HM Revenue & Customs appeared to be merely a "cosmetic" move.

In royalty, as in politics, legitimacy counts.

Clear Channel's media division had $12.9 million in operating cost savings for the quarter, including a $4.9 million reduction in music licensing fees as a result of new royalty agreements with the performing rights organizations Ascap and BMI.

Provincial government revenues are heavily dependent on oil and gas royalties which also collapsed, with a consequential reduction in the fiscal outlook for publicly-funded health services.

Making a mashup with that song means the label issuing the mashup has to convince all the publishers involved to take a reduction in royalty otherwise, it won't be profitable for the label.

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