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The phrase "as trademark" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something being used or recognized as a trademark, but the phrase lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The logo is used as trademark for the brand, representing its identity in the market."
Alternatives: "as a trademark" or "in trademark form".
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Microsoft saw the name as trademark infringement because of its phonetic resemblance to their trademarked corporate name and demanded that he give up the domain.
Unfortunately, these matters can rear up later as trademark disputes, tax problems, bureaucratic snags or costly name changes.
McDonald's, however, saw the name as trademark infringement and challenged the company's effort to register it in the United States.
After complaining about what he viewed as trademark infringement by RIM, Mr. Spence took the opportunity to promote his product as being ideally suited for that company.
"But when it comes to our attention or our client's attention, as trademark owners, there is a responsibility to address these issues".
Known as trademark "exhaustion" in legal parlance, this restriction was introduced to ensure the free movement of goods within the EU's single market.
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The US Patent and Trademark office has issued guidelines for registering domain names as trademarks.
Professional animal breeders sometimes adopt brands as trademarks to indicate high standards of quality.
As noted earlier, descriptive terms are ordinarily not protectable as trademarks.
Such terms as aspirin and cellophane have been held generic and therefore unprotectable as trademarks.
They want to prevent nonmembers of groups from registering group names as trademarks.
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