Sentence examples for disputed mark from inspiring English sources

Tania Clark, trademark partner at the UK intellectual property law firm Withers & Rogers, said Facebook will have a job on its hands if it decides to pursue Teachbook through the court system, given the volume of companies using a variation of the disputed mark.

Here in consensual reality, of course, these disputes mark the usual scrum of federal officialdom seeking cover in the face of embarrassment.

The disputed session marked the third time in three weeks that either Republicans or Democrats had tried to vote on legislation amid a battle over which side controlled the chamber.

Their goal was to serve as a goad, a conscience, a jab in the ribs of the lobbyists and delegates from 170 countries, conveying the message that all the minutiae they were debating -- articles 3.14 and 4.8, the emissions targets, loopholes and disputed phrases marked by brackets -- really mattered to somebody.

The Caterpillar dispute marks just the latest incident in which bosses have been held.

The very public dispute marks the first trouble that Mr. Bloomberg has had with a municipal union since he was elected in November with little support from labor.

The dispute marks the latest in a series of clashes between Uber and the established taxi trade.

In a dispute marked by bitterness and sometimes extreme accusations (Vetch, for example, accused Nicholson of Jacobite sympathies), Nicholson was awarded the post in October 1712.

All the claims were marked "disputed".

Expect brisk tempos from Mr. Zinman, one who supports the notion that Beethoven's metronome marks, disputed over the centuries, were probably what he wanted after all.

Pixels with a color difference above the threshold are marked as disputed, and those with a difference below the threshold are marked as nondisputed.