Sentences with phrase «full ownership of your work»

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This is definitely the riskiest option on the list, but if you can make it work, it can likely offer you the best results from the perspective of having — full control and full ownership of your company.

On a recent conference call with analysts, company executives made a big deal about requiring full ownership of Canwest's TV operations to make this strategy work.

Additionally, the Company is taking delivery and full ownership of the existing technology and work product completed to date.

Azlynn's work demonstrates how technology offers incredible opportunities to fulfill the full promise of student ownership — both the intrapersonal and interpersonal aspects of it.

We are delighted to offer this simply beautiful 2007 Audi R8 4.2 Quattro V8 6 Speed Manual.; Finished in stunning metallic Daytona Grey pearl effect with Tuscan Brown leather interior, Covered 66000 miles from new with a full service history record from main Audi dealer and one specialist stamp including a full folder of invoices, maintenance and warranty work throughout its ownerships (last serviced at 64977 miles).

If you look at an RB as a worker bee rather than a creative individual, you'll miss their full potential and reduce the amount of ownership and passion they feel for their work.

Additional Application Details: — Residencies are open to artists from all artistic mediums — Artists work up to 5 days in the MOG Hot Shop — Artists work in full view of Museum visitors during the hours that the Museum is open to the public (Wednesday — Saturday 10 am - 5 pm, Sunday 12 - 5 pm)-- Exclusive use of the Hot Shop and support of up to three Hot Shop Team members and two days * (8 hours) of basic cold - working during the residency — Artists present a public lecture (Sunday, 2 — 3 pm)-- Artists retain ownership of the work created during the residency — Artists will donate up to two works — one piece made during the residency for the Museum's collection (selected in collaboration with the — Museum staff) and one piece for the Museum's annual auction — Artists are responsible for travel to and from Museum of Glass, accommodations, color, and special order materials — Artists are responsible for initiating packing, insurance, and shipping arrangements for artwork PRIOR to residency

And because we thoroughly understand the complex ownership, commercialization and enforcement issues faced by these organizations, it's no surprise that leading academic and research institutions such as the University of California, The Scripps Research Institute, the University of Washington, Vanderbilt University, Harvard, Los Alamos National Laboratory and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory rely on Fenwick for a full range of IP and technology transaction services, including strategic IP counseling, patent prosecution, patent infringement and enforcement counseling, dispute resolution, IP litigation, licensing and other transaction work.

As Gregory Phillips has stated, «healing is not a strategy, it is a process» [17] and it is a process that needs the full ownership of the Indigenous community if it is going to work.

While the idea of alternative modes of recognition is innovative, I consider that the ultimate issue is: how do we transition from the existing law to a native title system that works, and thereby allows full recognition of traditional ownership?