Sentence examples for be registrable from inspiring English sources
adjective
In United States trademark law, capable of receiving trademark registration.
Thus hats.com would not be registrable for a site that sells hats.
Specifically, some have questioned whether the returning students will be registrable according to existing accreditation rules and what will be the cost of such integration.
"Virtually any type of symbol, device, word, indication is registrable so long as it's distinctive," said Paul Goldstein, a law professor at Stanford University.
See Trademark Manual of Examining Procedures § 1209.03(m) (5th ed. 2007) ("A mark comprised of an Internet domain name is registrable as a trademark or service mark only if it functions as an identifier of the source of goods or services").; see also Two Pesos, Inc. v. Taco Cabana, Inc., 505 U.S. 763, 768, 112 S.Ct.
Once you have determined your dog to be AKC-registrable, obtain the Dog Registration Application form from your breeder.
Twelve years ago, shortly before the 1997 general election, Jack Straw said that freemasonry should be a "declarable and registrable interest" for members of the judiciary.
The third generation of dogs descending from foundation dogs and which continue to display acceptable characteristics are considered to be pure and therefore registrable.
Ironically, some pure-blooded desert-bred Arabians in Syria had enormous difficulties being accepted as registrable purebred Arabians because many of the Bedouin who owned them saw no need to obtain a piece of paper to verify the purity of their horses.
For example, terms which cannot be registered under existing trademark law because they are generic terms would not gain registrable status by adding the gTLD.
