Sentence examples for right to royalties from inspiring English sources

Great Ormond Street benefits from a perpetual right to royalties from JM Barrie's play Peter Pan, but has recently raised millions from selling naming rights to new buildings.

Within months, however, Parliament passed a measure granting Great Ormond Street a permanent right to royalties from the stage play and adaptations of it.

It does not, in general, confer a right to royalties from any minerals that might be found under the ground, and it can co-exist with other rights, such as pastoral leases.

Ira G. Greenberg, a lawyer for the Ronettes, said that "while we are pleased with the decision on Ronnie's right to royalties, we are obviously disappointed" about the loss on television, movie and advertising rights.

Lawyers for Universal Island and the Marley family, headed by the singer's widow Rita, are expected to argue that Barrett gave up his right to royalties when he signed a legal settlement for several hundred thousand dollars in 1994.

"We need legislation to enact the right to royalties," said Frank Stella, the president of the International Council of Creators of Graphic, Plastic and Photographic Arts, "and we need to align it with what goes on in Britain and the E.U".

One claimed rights to royalties from anyone producing a podcast.

They were paid salaries, and signed contracts in which they relinquished their rights to royalties.

She generally got $125 a book, plus Christmas bonuses, and signed away all rights to royalties and personal recognition.

Furthermore, his lawyers contend, Mrs. Greenfield signed away all her rights to royalties in their 1974 divorce settlement.

NeXstar, meanwhile, was acquired in 1999 by Gilead Sciences, which gave up its rights to royalties on Yervoy for a payment of $8.5 million from Medarex.