Sentence examples for royalty terms from inspiring English sources

Microsoft must license its Windows operating-system products to computer makers under uniform royalty terms, with exceptions granted for different language versions and "reasonable" volume discounts.

He said that his company had negotiated with agents for electronic rights to books it had published in print only because no royalty terms had been agreed on.

While not opposing the settlement outright, William Morris advised its clients to opt out of it, on the grounds that it set non-negotiable royalty terms for works that are out-of-print but still in copyright.

The provisions included uniform royalty terms for Windows products, a ban on exclusive deals or on making the company's sales to hardware or software makers contingent on use of other Microsoft products, and an order not to retaliate against "any person or entity" that provided evidence against it.

In the early 1960s, when the wishes of the record company often held sway at the expense of the artists, Sheridan was one of the first to challenge the standard agreement, improving royalty terms and ensuring that rights would eventually return to his clients, who included Pink Floyd, Matt Monro and Kate Bush, as well as songwriter Roger Greenaway.

Amazon says that these new 70-percent royalty terms will become available on December 1 , 2010

He later added: "But I'm telling you this stuff gets awards and the people who sing it are portrayed as American royalty in terms of celebrity.

Mechanical Royalties The term "mechanical" and mechanical license has its origins in the "piano rolls" on which music was recorded in the early part of the twentieth century.

Maybe, it was when I initially heard my mother speak and realized that she sounded like a member of British royalty both in terms of accent and eloquence.

In our view the key data point is the continued licence outperformance, which suggests a very compelling medium and long term royalty build (more than 20% growth) across a wide range of industries.

Analyst Julian Yates at Investec said: Now that foreign exchange and the near term royalty trajectory can be digested (we see a 5% consensus 2014 pretax profit downgrade), we believe the stock weakness offers a good entry point.