Sentence examples for securing rights to from inspiring English sources
Being big helps, because they can afford to make very large bets, as News Corporation has been recently in securing rights to sports programming all over the globe.
YouTube would like to add more popular fare to its rental service, and it remains in talks with major studios about securing rights to that content.
BSkyB's success stems from securing rights to programming like British soccer games or Hollywood movies, and converting customers to digital television, analysts said.
According to Variety, Witherspoon was instrumental in securing rights to Lee's life story, having met with her granddaughter, Holly Fostor-Wexpresso express her interest.
Securing rights to the Beatles works — including more than 250 songs by John Lennon and Paul McCartney — took three years; the deal is estimated at nearly $10 million.
£738 million has been spent on securing rights to show 38 Premier League matches per season whilst BT Sport will broadcast from a lavish new state-of-the-art studio in the Olympic Park.
It secures rights to a defendant.
In 2008, the group secured rights to 1,200 acres along the desiccated river channel.
Two weeks after the McCarter secured rights to the play, it won the Pulitzer Prize.
In 1949, under the Allied occupation, it secured rights to distribute petroleum products.
YouTube has mostly small, independent movies, but it recently secured rights to more mainstream movies from Lions Gate Entertainment.
