Sentence examples for secure value from from inspiring English sources

As Fisken and Rutherford (2002) explain: "for a biotechnology company, the business model serves to secure value from the company's proprietary technology and know-how and is currently often heavily reliant on large (bio pharmaceutical or established biotechnology company customers, collaborators and partners".

BBC Worldwide's new remit will also commit it to exiting from any activity "not in keeping with the BBC brand", to achieving a clearer focus on securing value from the corporation's intellectual property, and to a more transparent process for securing "first look" deals for rights to sell and exploit BBC content.

Liam Byrne, the shadow Work and Pensions Secretary, admitted the last Labour government did not secure value for money from all its spending.

But from the 2nd bit plane, PSNR is lower than the secure value of 40, and the watermarked image may be perceived.

NHS Property Services said of Bootham Park in a statement: "If it is eventually declared unsuitable or surplus to clinical requirements, our role would be to secure best market value from sale so that funds can be reinvested".

Labour accused Mr Cameron of threatening the long-term stability people value from secure tenancy.

Mr Cameron's comments were also seized on by Labour, who accused him of threatening the long-term stability people value from secure tenancy.

A key concept in a data-driven utility is that every internal stakeholder who can create value from data should have secure access to that data.

Extracting Value From Your Invention.

Nancy Fichtner, a Veterans Affairs Department employee from Colorado, submitted this suggestion to the Securing Americans Value and Efficiency Award contest held earlier this fall.

One BBC executive who can probably feel secure in his post is the fictional head of values from W1A played by Hugh Bonneville, who was compering a Media Society dinner last week celebrating sports broadcaster Clare Balding.