Sentence examples for display trademarks from inspiring English sources

Without limiting the foregoing, Microsoft shall afford Covered OEMs equal access to licensing terms; discounts; technical, marketing, and sales support; product information; technical information; information about future plans; developer tools or developer support; hardware certification; and permission to display trademarks or logos.

Across her first decade as a playwright, Kirkwood's work displays trademarks of strong narrative – "I came to realise that Chimerica is really a thriller" – and, in common with the work of her theatrical heroine Caryl Churchill, an intense attempt to approximate on stage the way people really speak.

The judge said that WhenU did not use Wells Fargo's trademark, per se, in its advertising, since the pop-ups themselves did not display those trademarks.

Kuerten's personal sponsor, Italy's Diadora, and the Brazilian Olympic Committee have agreed that Kuerten's Olympic uniform will not display any trademarks, unless he wins a medal, in which case, he would wear a uniform provided by the team's official sponsor, the sportswear manufacturer Olympikus.

This early work, which already displays vintage trademarks of the composer, was played with vigor and brio.

Harrow can be a stark place or a magnificently sun-dappled one, depending on the season, and its citizens display the trademark New England reserve.

The Silver will display his trademark "atmospheric" effect, in which the lighting on a plaster ceiling over the proscenium fades from twilight to starry evening, and clouds from hidden projectors appear to drift across the sky.

Employers who sign up to pay the increased wage rate will now be able to display a trademark designed by the Living Wage Foundation.

Arsene Wenger's side were never allowed to display their trademark fluency but Arsenal did what was required to move into the last 16 - and crucially ensured their place at the top of their group.

But even in a best-case scenario, he will not be fit enough to display his trademark free-kicks and corners on the pitch until mid-June, and England's first World Cup match (against the U.S). takes place on June 12.

At the same time, he displayed his trademark pride.