Sentence examples for sample licensing from inspiring English sources
site (http://autm. rice.edu/autm/) offers a sample licensing agreement.
Record companies charge the costs of sampling licenses against the royalties of the performers who use the samples; at the other end, they keep half or more of the royalties.
Tiger Records, claims it owns the copyright to Toca's Miracle, but it has so far failed to produce any sample agreement, licensing agreement or assignment agreement to Brice's label, Universal Music.
And there is a memo from a researcher catching Updike up on current sales and commissions at Toyota franchises of the kind owned by the Angstrom family, along with photocopied pages from a handbook on car salesmanship, with Updike's marginal notes, and several pages (obtained through the Federal Highway Administration) showing sample Florida license plates.
Such bias could arise if young people who are members of the panel from which respondents were sampled were licensed earlier or later than the national average or if sampled panelists who completed the survey were licensed earlier or later than those who refused.
Most surveys of drug quality emphasize sampling from licensed pharmacies and dispensaries, not hospitals or even the informal, unregulated markets.
Telephone interviews were conducted with state-wide random samples of licensed naturopathic physicians and data were collected on consecutive patient visits in 1998 and 1999.
Five studies were identified in this review that sampled from licensed outlets (public and private sectors) and unlicensed outlets (informal markets; table 3).
The study was conducted in two phases: 1) random samples of licensed naturopathic physicians were interviewed by telephone; 2) a sub-set of those interviewed were recruited to record detailed information on 20 consecutive patient visits.
Some DMV offices will display samples of license plates you can choose from at the time you register your vehicle.
Though it took on a life of its own, the single proved too far ahead of its time — sampling laws and licensing practices weren't yet nailed down when "UFO" broke.
