Sentence examples for state of royalty from inspiring English sources
[A26.] Exxon Ordered to Pay $3.5 Billion Exxon Mobil, the nation's largest oil company, was ordered by an Alabama jury to pay $3.5 billion in damages after it found the company guilty of defrauding the state of royalty payments from natural gas wells in state waters.
The Exxon Mobil Corporation, the nation's largest oil company, was ordered by an Alabama jury to pay $3.5 billion in damages after it found the company guilty of defrauding the state of royalty payments from natural gas wells situated in state waters.
A26 Large Award in Royalties Case Exxon Mobil, the nation's largest oil company, was ordered by an Alabama jury to pay $3.5 billion in damages after it found the company guilty of defrauding the state of royalty payments from natural gas wells located in state waters.
In December, an Alabama jury ordered Exxon Mobil to pay $3.5 billion in damages after it found the company guilty of defrauding the state of royalties owed on natural gas from wells in state waters; the company is appealing the verdict.
Mike Janke, the chief executive, said the company's customers included heads of state, members of royalty and government agencies.
After clauses specifying the extent of the rights conferred, the basic clause of a royalty agreement is that which states the rate of royalty to be paid.
We hope that future historians, pondering the state of 20th century royalty, will remember that 1947 was not only the year that George of England was booed by his South African subjects, that Paul of Greece inherited a guerilla rebellion, and that Juan of Spain languished on the Riviera.
Heads of state, royalty, rock stars and 25,000 members of the British public last night descended on a transformed industrial wasteland to celebrate the opening of the 2012 Olympics.
The state conservation department had accused Exxon of deliberately underpaying the state for royalties from natural gas wells in state-owned coastal waters.
"I certainly see members of Congress and the White House, heads of state and royalty," Dr. Alster said in her new office on K Street.
A 2011 study by the Pew States Project found that Wyoming received more federal funds per resident than any other state, largely because of royalties from mining and drilling.
