Examples of Intellectual Rights in a sentence
By virtue of the Agreement, no ownership of any Intellectual Rights relating to the Applications, Content, Hosting Services, Services, Renaissance’s Marks or other information or material provided by Renaissance to Licensee is assigned or transferred to Licensee and such Intellectual Property Rights are protected by U.S. and international copyright and other intellectual property laws.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, upon the termination of the Agreement or earlier termination, the Company has the right to use any Work Product, Property Rights, and Intellectual Rights in perpetuity.
The Draft Bill for Community Intellectual Rights ProtectionFinally, a far-reaching Draft Bill for Community Intellectual Rights Protection was introduced in 2001.
In the event Impax chooses option (a), above, the Parties shall share equally all future Regulatory Expenses and Intellectual Rights Legal Expenses, attributable to such Product(s) in such countries in the Territory, and Impax shall receive the Impax Margin for the applicable Product(s).
If Teva so compels a launch of a Product in any country in the Territory, then it shall indemnify, defend and hold harmless Impax for any damages and expenses of an Intellectual Rights Suit to the extent directly related to the patents set forth in the above-referenced Impax patent opinion and to the extent caused by the launch of the Product and not attributable in whole or in part to any untrue representation or warranty of Impax or breach of a covenant made by Impax hereunder.
Iowa State University endorses the following statement of Software and Intellectual Rights that was developed through EDUCOM, a non-profit consortium of colleges and universities committed to the use and management of information technology in higher education.
The Library supports intellectual freedom as the prerequisite for an informed, democratic society and supports the Ontario Library Association Statement on Intellectual Freedom and the Intellectual Rights of the Individual.
The Third World Network (1996) proposed a model of a Community Intellectual Rights Act aimed at protecting the innovation and intellectual knowledge of local communities.
No claims with respect to the Company Intellectual Property Rights or the Company Third Party Intellectual Property Rights (to the extent arising out of any use, reproduction or distribution of such Company Third Party Intellectual Rights by or through the Company), have been asserted or are threatened by any person.
APPROVAL HISTORYNovember 2003; February 2008; May 2012; February 2018 Intellectual Freedom Policy Statement Policy Level: Library BoardAuthor: CEO and Chief Librarian Review Period: 4 yearsApproval Date: June 2020 The Hamilton Public Library Board endorses the Statement on Intellectual Freedom as set out by the Canadian Federation of Library Associations (CFLA) and the Ontario Library Association (OLA) statement on the Intellectual Rights of the Individual.