Sentence examples for foreign trademarks from inspiring English sources

Over all, Ivanka Trump Marks L.L.C., her trademarking business, has filed 173 foreign trademarks in 21 countries, as well as in Hong Kong and the European Union, in little more than a decade, according to the Times analysis.

The subject of Mr. Trump's foreign trademarks has grown increasingly fraught since he won the presidential election, as his company, now run by his two adult sons, has continued to conduct business around the world.

"Since she has retained her foreign trademarks, the public will continue to have to ask whether President Trump has made foreign policy decisions in the interest of his and his family's businesses," Zhang wrote.

You should also do a search of state trademarks (in the states where you plan to sell your product) and even foreign trademarks (if you plan to sell your product overseas).

I once defended a foreign trademark owner from a politically motivated attempt by the state of Wisconsin to challenge my client's rights in a certain mark.

You also may not be able to apply for a foreign trademark, should you need one.

The second rationale, "the doctrine serves the interests of international comity": "Because United States companies would be hamstrung in international trade if foreign countries granted trademark protection to generic English words, the United States reciprocates and refuses trademark protection to generic foreign words".

Hong advises clients on strategies for U.S. and foreign patent and trademark procurement, intellectual property transactions, due diligence, and licensing in the medical device, healthcare IT, and software fields.

Once dismissed as a Hollywood stereotype, Miranda has been recast as a performer who tried to synthesize Brazil's rich multiethnic culture for an unsympathetic foreign audience (her trademark beads and fruity headgear were inspired by the Afro-Brazilians of Bahia).

"Resolution of the two actions admits U.S. firms to the $5 billion Korean insurance market and provides comprehensive protection of foreign patents, copyrights and trademarks in Korea," the announcement said.

Philip Morris Asia Limited launched its challenge against the Australian government in 2011, seeking to rely on an argument that the ban on trademarks breached foreign investment provisions of Australia's 1993 Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement with Hong Kong.