Sentence examples for without royalties from inspiring English sources

Without royalties, songwriters will have only dear friends and gentle hearts to support them.

The father of the internet, Tim Berners-Lee, did not patent his idea and made it freely available without royalties.

To revive North Korea's economy, Jeong Se Hyun, South Korea's unification minister, recently proposed that South Korea "should transfer industrial technologies to the North without royalties".

B.T. Slingsby, a former Eisai executive who now runs the GHIT Fund, says that drugs developed in its research programmes will be licensed without royalties in the poorest countries.

From the start Williams wanted the best, meaning Balanchine, who remained the company's mentor, lending ballets without royalties and sending stars and guest conductors, and Arthur Fiedler, who conducted 17 seasons of Williams's production of "The Nutcracker" before he died.

But neither does a world in which nothing may be copied without royalties, and the point of Quinn's prank is to show how close we have come to that - closer, at any rate, than to the end of music that Mill feared.

It was also true for offshore oil drilling, which was deemed unprofitable without royalty waivers and favorable packaging of federal leases.

This hardscrabble horse from a working ranch in the San Joaquin valley, without royalty in his bloodline or among his owners, is precisely the kind of underdog that American sports fans eat up.

As Universal became the last of the five major record labels to agree to license its catalog to MP3.com, executives at the company said the hefty price they extracted should send a message to other Internet start-ups that online music distribution won't fly without royalty payments to copyright holders.

We think it equally outside a court's present competence to turn the determination of "fair use" on the owner's willingness to license to hold that photocopying (without royalty payments) is not "fair use" if the owner is willing to license at reasonable rates but becomes a "fair use" if the owner is adamant and refuses all permission (or seeks to charge excessive fees).

Litigation has flourished over a range of IP infringements, from the possession of protected seed in itself, to its re-use outside the scope of the legislation, without royalty collection or in larger farms than those targeted by applicable legislation.