In addition, as lenders generally retain the proprietary lease and stock certificate as part of their security for their loans, shareholders have to arrange with their lenders to swap leases if a new form is adopted.
By a December 16, 1786 interstate compact, the states agreed that Massachusetts would retain the proprietary rights and the pre-emption rights, but New York would retain governmental rights.
However, relations with third-party developers reached a turning point when Nintendo decided to retain a proprietary cartridge-based format for the Nintendo 64, in the face of Sony's disc-based PlayStation.
The initial financial backing for the school was provided by Mr. Pivar, and Mr. Angona might never have been caught if Mr. Pivar had not retained a proprietary air toward the academy, although he left the board on bitter terms in the mid-1990's.
While businesses are unlikely ever to switch completely to the cloud and are expected to retain data on proprietary hardware devices, "over time it will be a nice enhancement," said Alan Pelz-Sharpe, a research director at 451 Research.
Leon Fleischer became the master of the left-hand repertory after an injury in the mid-1960's made him limit his use of his right hand, and although in recent seasons he has given recitals using both hands, he retains an almost proprietary relationship with the Ravel.
We created the tool only after a careful review of YouTube's Terms of Use, which state "If you download or print a copy of the Content for personal use, you must retain all copyright and other proprietary notices contained therein".
A special rendition of a popular Oakley sunglass frame, 3D Gascan is designed with a proprietary Three-Point Fit to retain the lenses in precise optical alignment.
Under most proprietary leases, he said, unsold shares "retain their character as such" — regardless of how they are conveyed from one owner to another or whether there has been a designation by the sponsor — until the apartment is occupied by the shareholder or a family member.
He says that many mobile-phone manufacturers use the proprietary connectors on their chargers to retain customers, as people are more likely to buy products for which they already have charging adaptors at home, in the office, or in the car.
So instead of selling our 400 shares for $800,000 and then buying the smaller apartment of 200 shares for $400,000, can we just sell 200 shares for $400,000 to the owner of the smaller apartment, retain ownership of 200 shares, and then just swap proprietary leases?
