non-exclusive

The point is that Christ was "non-exclusive" enough to present the sacrament of Communion to the one who would precipitate His own death.

A bit more on Holy Communion and non-Catholic Christians 2009

The agreement is non-exclusive, leaving the door open for NASA to make similar conversions to formats used by alternative space-viewing programs.

NASA Watch: May 2009 Archives 2009

After more than a year of litigation, both companies announced that Barnes & Noble now has "a non-exclusive, paid-up royalty free license for the entire portfolio of Spring Design patents and patent applications."

Barnes & Noble and Spring Design settle e-book lawsuit 2011

By its own admission, Microsoft already had a non-exclusive license to Nortel's patents before the auction, so it had no need for the portfolio -- except to use it against others, directly or indirectly.

Brian Kahin: Buying Freedom to Operate (and Regulate, Tax and Kill) Brian Kahin 2011

Forgot to mention that Cook says the Verizon deal is "non-exclusive."

Liveblog: The Verizon iPhone Rob Pegoraro 2011

If it's good enough, you can sell non-exclusive rights and publish it on your website too.

Space Reporting Snobbery - NASA Watch 2009

I'm hunting public land mostly or small non-exclusive private pieces, in heavily hunted N. central PA.

The "Infallible" Shoulder Shot 2009

Ad agency executives said they don't expect the initiative to diminish competition in the market because the arrangement is non-exclusive and they wouldn't limit their online-ad buys to a single system.

Google's Rivals Unite on Ads Emily Steel 2011

I'm hunting public land mostly or small non-exclusive private pieces, in heavily hunted N. central PA.

The "Infallible" Shoulder Shot 2009

You can sell non-exclusive licenses over and over -- and in stages, first to allies, insiders and first-comers, then on to the slow-moving, unsuspecting and the great unwashed.

Brian Kahin: Buying Freedom to Operate (and Regulate, Tax and Kill) Brian Kahin 2011