„… . b) Royalty-Free-Lizenzen Wegen der mangelnden Kostentransparenz, Rechtssicherheit und fehlenden …” „… eine Royalty-Free-Lizenz310. Dementsprechend verlangen eine Reihe von internationalen …” „… Royalty-Free-Lizenzierung von den Standardisierungsorganisationen dazu angehalten, ihr zukünftiges Lizenzierungsverhalten …”

„… Royalty-Free-Bedingungen veröffentlicht und in einer konsensorientierten Weise weiterentwickelt, sodass sie mittlerweile …” „… , unwiderruflich lizenzgebührenfrei (Royalty-Free) zur Verfügung gestellt werden muss. Auch alle neuen Mitglieder …” „… des zuständigen Komitees müssen zwingend eine solche Royalty-Free-Lizenzierung zusichern1675. Die …”

„… .] 2012. 35 Vgl. Linda Colley: The Apotheosis of George III. Loyalty, Royalty, and the British Nation …” „… : „melodramatic British heroism has vital anti-heroic dimensions. ... It is both tied to narrow stereotypes …” „… “ (Jacqueline S. Bratton: British Heroism and the Structure of Melodrama. In: Jacqueline S. Bratton [et al …”

„… »for State«, i. e. announcing royalty. Unsurprisingly then, the sennet generally appears as a dramatic …” „… and other corporeal manifestations of royalty, as far as the actors’ skills and the playing company’s …” „… convention created a deeply threatening separation between the performance of royalty, and the corporeal …”

„… rhetoric of royalty The spectacle of eating at the Elizabethan court was fraught with symbolic meaning. As …” „… Papers, Spain (Simancas), (hereafter CSP Spanish) Vol. 1: 1558 – 1567 (1892), pp. 212-217, British …” „… History Online, Web. 02 May 2011, british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=86733&strquery …”

„… marketing of a complex end product and thus also the well-earned royalty claims of many other SEP holders …” „… , the Commission emphasized the requirement of an irrevocable FRAND commitment.167 A royalty that is in …” „… COMM., 2.7.1984, OJ 1984, L 207/11, 15 – British Leyland. 164 See Geradin, 76 ANTRLJ 329 (2009), 329 …”

„… , Alfred Tennyson, and many other British writers were just too great to be consistently resisted in favor …” „… their British authors handsome sums, even though no law (and perhaps no enforceable contract) compelled …” „… ’ concessions often made courtesy sanctions unnecessary, however. A publisher might cede a profitable British …”