Sentence examples for royalties derived from from inspiring English sources

For years it has been the country's leading recipient of federal mineral royalties (states get 48% of all royalties derived from federally owned mineral leases within their borders), with education the main beneficiary.

Luxembourg, the report explains, "provides significant tax breaks on investment in intellectual property and royalties derived from intellectual property".

Dr. Danis receives a small portion (<1%) of her salary from royalties derived from the CHAT exercise under a copyrighted held by the University of Michigan and shared with the National Institutes of Health.

The label gave few details about the agreement, but as with the Clear Channel deal it will involve Entercom's paying the label a royalty derived from its advertising revenues when it plays Big Machine acts on the air; in exchange, Big Machine will be paid a lower royalty for online streams than the fees that govern most Internet and satellite radio, which are set by federal statute.

CORRECTION: This article previously included a statement that mechanical royalties are derived from radio play, which is incorrect and has been removed.

Under current laws, researchers and their institutions may collect royalties on patents derived from federally funded research as an incentive to commercialize discoveries.

Many fiscal paradises provide attractive tax breaks for royalties that are derived from intellectual property.

The paths of royalties and rents are derived from the following procedure.

Royal Gold, Inc. (Royal Gold) together with its subsidiaries, is engaged in the business of acquiring and managing precious metals royalties and similar interests derived from production.

If those odds aren't discouraging enough, consider this from a document the Pennsylvania federal judge ordered sent to inventors: As of late October, only 0.001% of Davison's revenue was derived from royalties paid on licensed products.

Print Royalties Print income is derived from printed copies of a song, from the sheet music.