Sentence examples for waive royalties from inspiring English sources

A Missing Escape Clause To hear lawmakers today, they never intended to waive royalties when energy prices were high.

"So I had a musical on Broadway for two years and then two on the road, and I had to waive royalties to keep it going".

The group plans to publish its code under the Apache 2.0 license and it will operate under W3C patent rules, meaning the members will waive royalties from the codec implementations and their patents on the codec itself.

[According to FOMC's former executive director,] "'The fact that Clear Channel would require artists to waive royalties to get consideration for airplay clearly shows they've learned little from the payola scandal of the last couple years,' said Jenny Toomey, executive director of the Future of Music Coalition.

Under the Deepwater Royalty Relief Act of 1995, Congress even waived royalties on millions of barrels of oil for certain deepwater leases from 1996 to 2000.

Besides financing, many franchises have also taken steps to help potential franchisees by reducing fees, waiving royalties or reducing square-footage requirements.

(All contributors waived royalties for the benefit of the four primary Twain sites).

Everybody Hurts was a smash hit in the 1990s for REM, who are waiving royalty rights to the charity track, while the Government has said that there will be no VAT cut.

We already got the assurance that Universal would waive their royalties.

(To encourage the development of pediatric formulations, which are in very short supply, Gilead says it will waive its royalties on these drugs).

Would they be up for waiving their manufacturing costs if I could get Neil, the publishers and the licensing label to waive their royalties?