Sentence examples for return for commercial from inspiring English sources

In some cases, companies let academic scientists use their technology in return for commercial rights to any results.

Earlier this year, prosecutor Alberto Nisman accused Fernández of signing the deal to cover up Iran's involvement in the bombing in return for commercial deals.

To reduce its dominance at the New Jersey airport, the amalgamated airline must surrender some slots to rivals (just as BA and American Airlines must hand Heathrow slots to competitors in return for commercial cosiness).

Unlike the Whigs, Harley and his ministry were ready to compromise by giving Spain to the Bourbon claimant, Philip of Anjou, in return for commercial concessions.

Aware of the weakness of his navy, in March 1261 the Emperor Michael VIII Palaiologos (1259 1282) concluded the Treaty of Nymphaeum with the Genoese, securing their aid against Venice at sea, in return for commercial privileges.

He does not back the claim that there was a secret deal in which Murdoch's papers would support the Conservatives in return for explicit commercial concession.

A proposal named after its head, Cristián Maquieira, aims for a big cut in catches in return for limited commercial whaling by those already taking whales, while bringing "research" whaling under IWC control.

An exasperated Robert Mugabe, Zimbabwe's president, who has lent him 12,000 soldiers in return for unspecified commercial opportunities, hinted that Mr Kabila should pay heed, and listen to his peers.

Michigan's largest charter school management company, which also has extensive real estate holdings, charges the state so much in rent that it gets a 16percentt rate of return on its investment, roughly double the return for comparable commercial properties.

We dreamt of seeing the back of it for decades while the US, UK and a number of other western countries provided it with unlimited military, economic and political support in return for lucrative commercial and financial gains.

The success of new ad-supported OTT networks like TubiTV and PlutoTV speaks to the power of TV's original business model, where viewers got programming for free in return for watching commercials.