Examples of IP Policies in a sentence
Development of Internal IP Policies and Establishment of Technology Licensing Offices (TLOs) and/or Technology Business Development Offices.
The following IP Policies and documents were taken into account to a significant degree during the development of this model policy.
The royalty sharing shall be based on the implementing rules and regulations of these IP Policies to be hereinafter adopted, unless there is an agreement to contrary.
Example: The Database of IP Policies for Universities and Research Institutions and related webpage, targeted at academic and research institutions, have been promoted through a circular letters sent to IP offices, a dedicated flyer distributed to member states, universities, and research institutions, and through presentations given during seminars for universities and research institutions.
A Case Study in University IP Policies and the LawA recent conference exercise (Draper, Hall & Wilson, 2005) demonstrated the inconsistencies between academic expectations, university application of policy, and interpretation of a given scenario in accordance with law.
Coordinate timely preparation of subsequent National IP Policies and Strategies, on behalf of the inter-ministerial taskforce and Government of Uganda.
In the event of an unresolvable disagreement as to whose IP Policies apply to a given Inventor, a decision shall be made by the Responsible Officers.
I understand and agree that all rights, obligations, and financial interests, if any, pertaining to or derived from the invention are as determined under the IP Policies (as defined supra).
If the Invention was made by an Inventor on the premises of both Parties, the premises of neither Party, or the Parties cannot agree on where the Invention was made, the IP Policies of the Party that has provided the greater proportionate share of the salary of the academic staff member named as Inventor for the Invention at the time when the Invention was disclosed shall apply to the Invention.
The FC IP Group recommends, and the Consortium agrees, that Centers should make their IP Policies publicly available.• The FC IP Group commends the Consortium’s leadership of the CGIAR Legal/ IP Network (CLIPnet) community of practice, established to share information on best practices and leverage experiences on the implementation of the CGIAR IA Principles amongst Centers and the Consortium Office.