Sentence examples for sponsored properties from inspiring English sources

The case is then used to develop a conceptual model based on the RBV to identify the key characteristics of sponsored properties capable of assisting the sponsoring firm in achieving a sustained competitive advantage.

The academy, formed from two local secondaries St Aidan's and North Cumbria Technology College, is jointly sponsored by property developer Brian Scowcroft and Andrew Tinkler, chairman of the Eddie Stobart road haulage company.

Hague, Netherlands, Conference on Cultural Property sponsored by the Netherlands MOD and the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs held at the Friedespalais (March 2009).

In general, equipment purchased with funds from a sponsored project becomes the property of the University when it is delivered.

Questions of who "owns" the intellectual property in sponsored research is an increasingly difficult (and interesting) question.

Also, you will receive short descriptions and links to major Intellectual Property events sponsored by Duke University School of Law and the DLTR.

Google, Bing and other search engines routinely merchandise their customers by automatically reinterpreting search queries, suggesting other useful search terms (like a "Did you mean….?" prompt), displaying links to sister properties, and displaying sponsored links/ads such as Google AdWords.

These relationships include sponsored research collaborations and intellectual property commercialization.

The guidelines also say the university must retain all patent and other intellectual property rights from sponsored research.

Government surveys on marriage and property are often sponsored by matchmaking agencies, and perpetuate the perception that being "leftover" is the worst thing that can happen to a woman.

In parallel, the centre attracted to the university the installation of GAPI (units for industrial property rights promotion), sponsored by the Portuguese National Institute for Industrial Property (INPI), stimulating synergies between the two work teams.