Sentence examples for established trademark from inspiring English sources
Under established trademark law, confusion is presumed as a matter of law, regardless of whether Google itself is the supplier of the counterfeit goods.
Suffice to say we take this lawsuit very seriously and filed only as a necessary measure to protect our established trademark rights.
Piracy disproportionately harms young designers who do not have established trademarks for their brands and must rely purely on creativity to propel their designs into the market.
These legal entities allow projects to protect volunteers from liability and establish trademarks.
Now 30, she confirmed she was entering the race in a video posted on Twitter on Sunday under her now established internet trademark #WeGotThis.
When I established my trademark sound Another One Bites The Dust, Queen (1980) It's just the bassline to this song that makes it - I thought it was incredible.
Mr Greengrass is currently the world's most influential action director, having established a trademark combination of darting camerawork, split-second editing and documentary-like naturalism on "The Bourne Supremacy", a spy film starring Matt Damon, and "United 93", a nerve-jangling dramatisation of a 9/11 hijacking.
After a spell as a vocalist with Johnny Long's band, she made her cabaret breakthrough with a record-breaking 29-week run at La Maisonette at the St Regis Hotel, where she established her trademark white gardenia and fabulous beaded gowns, sometimes complemented by a feather boa, and where she would make seasonal returns for 15 years.
He reflected the anger that experience left him with in his well-received debut novel Brixton Rock, which was published in 1999 and established his trademark style of dialogue-driven fiction with a sharp ear to the street slang of his local south London.
