Sentence examples for royalties due from inspiring English sources

An unforeseen ambiguity in the provisions of title 35, United States Code, is undermining the orderly collection of royalties due breeders holding United States plant patents.

So maybe -- maybe -- a few multimillionaires lose out on that extra $10,000 in royalties due to a few college kids not buying CD's.

The Small Faces eventually won their freedom, but all attempts at retrieving royalties due from Arden found them locked in court battles, finally receiving payment only in 1977.

if the interim rate exceeds the rate established by the Copyright Royalty Judges, the mechanical licensing collective shall credit the account of the digital music provider for the amount of any overpayment of royalties due.

Parliamentary speaker Peter Wellington said he was opposed to the mine and that the state's loss of royalties due to the loophole, expected to amount to hundreds of millions of dollars, was a factor in his opposition.

"Eventually [they] dried up completely… Over time, it became clear that royalties due under the agreement (which were to be paid within 30 days of the end of each calendar quarter) were not being paid.

The NSW government committed that for every $2 paid by a gas producer into a community benefit fund, the company will receive a $1 rebate on its gas royalties, up to a maximum of 10% of the royalty due in each year.

With a royalty due of $30 per copy, Gates felt that the computer hobbyist were stealing money from him.

Artists without Harris' mass appeal have seen their royalties collapse due to the decline of physical and now download album sales, with new and emerging acts finding it harder to sustain a career.

Or think about music: Periscoping a song or multiple songs from a gig would in theory be a "performance" for which royalties are due, although the questions of who'd be liable for them and whether any music rightsholders or collecting societies would be willing to pursue them remains to be settled.

Federal royalties lost due to flaring in 2013 in the U.S. came to around $30 million.