Sentence examples for To wipo from inspiring English sources
proper noun
Acronym of :w:World Intellectual Property Organization
Such cases seemed fairly easy, to WIPO, at least.
We saw with that with the intellectual property … We've now seen 13 companies signed up to Wipo [World intellectual Property Organisation] with something which has built a model around the GSK patent pool, and we've signed up ourselves to that.
A British rock musician, Sting, lost his case because his adversary established that he had been using "Sting" as an alias in online games for years.Sting's defeat was unusual: 83% of the cases brought to WIPO have gone in favour of the trademark holder, suggesting that a precedent has been set which puts them before so-called "mom-and-pop" operations.
Eiland-Hall filed a response brief to WIPO which cited the U.S. Supreme Court case Hustler Magazine v. Falwell, asserting the website's domain name was a form of free speech and satirical political humor.
Only if there were no documents from applications to WIPO or EPO, was the first application in a single country considered as the most relevant document.
We found that the majority of the increase in patent applications has been for submissions either to WIPO or only to the German Patent and Trademark Office.
For more on the shocking actions of the Obama administration in blocking access to affordable medicines in developing countries, see this open letter to those who collectively produced the May 23 , 2012statement to the WIPO SCP on the topics of patents and health.
Apple has not made many pleas directly to the WIPO, an agency of the United Nations, in its attempt to gain better control over its brand, but in those cases where it has, the outcomes seem to have always gone in Apple's favor.
In November, it complained to the WIPO over seven domain names that included "iPhone" in their names that went straight to porn sites.
After proving his innocence to the WIPO panel, Eiland-Hall wrote Beck and gave him control of the web site.
Beck filed a complaint to the WIPO under the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP), arguing the domain name of the website was defamatory and asserted trademark infringement in its use of his name.
