proprietary lease
A lease between a cooperative apartment association and a tenant.
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proprietary technology
proprietary technology. Intellectual property. A body of knowledge or know-how that is owned or controlled by a person whose authorization is required before any other party may use that know-how or knowledge for commercial purposes. See TRADE SECRET.
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proprietary powers
proprietary powers 经济权力 市政当局行使经济职能的权力。 (→proprietary functions)
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proprietary software
proprietary software. Software that cannot be used, redistributed, or modified without permission. • Proprietary software is usu. sold for profit, consists only of machine-readable code, and carries a limited license that restricts copying, modification, and redistribution. A user may usu. make a backup copy for personal use; but if the software is sold or given
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proprietary capacity
The capacity of a city or town when it engages in a business-like venture rather than a governmental function. See PROPRIETARY FUNCTION. [Cases: Municipal Corporations 57. C.J.S. Mu-nicipal Corporations §§ 104, 106, 108, 110–115, 117–118, 122, 137–138, 143, 145–146.]
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proprietary government
Hist. A government granted by the Crown to an individual, in the nature of a feudatory principality, with powers of legislation formerly belonging to the owner of a county palatine. Cf. COUNTY PALATINE.
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proprietary drug
A drug that is prepared and packaged for the public’s immediate use. • Proprietary drugs may be sold over the counter. Cf. ethical drug.
proprietary medicine
proprietary medicine 独家生产的药品；专利药品 在英国，根据1812年《药品标记法》〔Medicine Stamp Act〕(该法后为1941年《药房和药品法》〔Pharmacy and Medicines Act〕取代)的定义，该词系指下列情形中的人用药品：销售商声称以独家秘方生产的药品、根据制造专有权而生产的药品或者受专利保护的药品。
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proprietary information
proprietary information. Information in which the owner has a protectable interest. See TRADE SECRET. [Cases: Contracts 118. C.J.S. Contracts §§ 267–268.]
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