Sentence examples for to retain exclusivity from inspiring English sources

"The industry is going to have to get more creative about how to retain exclusivity and attract capital in the face of potentially weaker patent protection," he said.

So we need, for example, a system where copyright must be re-registered every ten years to retain exclusivity, possibly with a safety net allowing someone who slips up to regain copyright – but not take legal action against those who have used their work in the meantime.

That's to retain exclusivity.

Production volumes with the 720S, as with all McLaren cars, will be kept low to retain exclusivity.

To retain exclusivity, he wants to cap sales of the sportscar models at 7,000 units, while pushing all models into so-far under-served markets such as the Far East.

An affiliate will be able to share its content with any number of participating members nationally while excluding close competitors, allowing it to retain exclusivity in its own regional market.

Assuming the rumors are true, Apple is suspected to be giving AT&T a few months where it will retain exclusivity, so it's no surprise that AT&T would want to make the most of them.

Verizon is paying nearly double the amount of money each year and doesn't retain exclusivity over the games, though they are adding a number of sponsorship benefits.

It's that type of growth that has AT&T scrambling to retain its exclusivity arrangement with Apple, which is expected to expire next year.

But historically most high-fliers go to Oxford, Cambridge and a handful of other elite universities which prefer to retain their exclusivity and their present size.

Retail chain H&M and luxury brands like Chanel and Louis Vuitton also have burned unsold stock, and experts say it's a fairly common practice among brands trying to retain their exclusivity.