Usage of "name rights"

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Usage of name rights in English

The Louvre said the reason the name had come down was that the legal period of donors' name rights was over. 
 The Guardian 

Olympian Sarah Cowley Ross, who's a member of the group behind the name rights bid, says it hasn't been a waste of time. 
 Radio NZ 

Winnie Mandela, meanwhile, will be given the naming rights to Olifantsfontein Road. 
 The South African 

A timeshare in Buckingham Palace and naming rights for the Scilly Isles? 
 The Guardian 

Telecommunications company Vodafone has said it would seriously consider bidding for naming rights. 
 Radio NZ 

AEG called it the largest long-term commitment in naming rights history. 
 Reuters 

These limitations regarding naming rights are a part of the category's geographic indicator. 
 Jamaica Observer 

People can also pay thirty-thousand dollars for naming rights to the cemetery's streets. 
 The new yorker 

Naming rights are selling for less than they did before the recession, analysts said. 
 Reuters 

Eastman Kodak Co withdrew from naming rights after filing for bankruptcy protection last January. 
 Reuters 

The council sold those naming rights, and it is now called the Westpac Stadium. 
 Radio NZ 

Evidence suggests that the ideal time to sell naming rights is during a reconstruction phase. 
 The Irish Times 

It also supports the men's and women's rugby sevens teams as their naming rights partner. 
 The Guardian 

We ribbed him for his overconfidence, since naming rights traditionally go to the first free ascensionist. 
 Climbing Magazine 

He later worked with Mercedes on a deal to buy naming rights to the Louisiana Superdome. 
 Reuters 

An earlier version of this article incorrectly said Hisense would have naming rights to State of Origin. 
 News.com.au 

Meanings of name rights in English