royalties
Meaning
of Royalty
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Examples
After lengthy negotiations on 17 May 1935, Abdullah bin Jassim signed a concession agreement with Anglo-Persian representatives for a period of 75 years in return for 400,000 rupees on signature and 150,000 rupees per annum with royalties.
After a week of tension, Cobain ended up receiving a retroactive share of 75 percent of the royalties, and bad feelings about the situation remained within the group afterward.
Aguirre also continues to oversee the NMPA’s battle against Spotify, Amazon, Google and Pandora in the wake of the tech companies’ appeal of a 2018 Copyright Royalty Board decision to raise publishing royalties.
“And after a short time, we figured out a way to share the proceeds of sales with folks doing the organizing work of Black Lives Matter, so for the last several years we’ve (paid) royalties to Black Lives Matter groups in Syracuse.”
Alexander (1995): pp. 342–343 Roddenberry cooperated with Stephen Edward Poe, writing as Stephen Whitfield, on the 1968 nonfiction book The Making of Star Trek for Ballantine Books, splitting the royalties evenly.
Although it is widely believed that all of these were ghostwritten by FBI employees, citation citation citation Hoover received the credit and royalties.