Sentence examples for global trademark from inspiring English sources

VF, based in Greensboro, N.C., acquired global trademark rights to the Chic brand and rights to the H.I.S. brand outside Europe for an undisclosed price.

A story in Accra with characters who have spent huge amounts of time in London — is that any less British than a story over tea in Knightsbridge?" For Granta itself, the lists have become something of a global trademark.

She was one of 12 exhibitors in the first New Generation show at the Whitechapel Gallery in 1964, a sensational series that launched a whole wave of young British artists long before YBA became a global trademark.

[C15.] Trademark Business in New Climate The tense international climate after the attacks could make it difficult for many operations, including the global trademark business, to return to normal.

The new under secretary is also likely to find Congress looking at copyright law as it affects electronic databases; technologies like the music-swapping Napster;), Internet piracy; international enforcement of intellectual property rights; a global trademark treaty; the immunity of states from patent litigation, and biotechnology areas like genomics.

Says Huddle co-founder Andy McLoughlin, "We let them know that we held the [Huddle] global trademark across all countries, so it was pretty clear that they had to consider renaming".

There are probably more, since there is no single repository of all global trademarks.

Whitman's career began in the late 1940s, and his tenor falsetto and ebony moustache and sideburns became global trademarks.

Musicians from David Bowie to Jarvis Cocker have revolutionised their industry, while great British designs, such as the Mini, the telephone box and Doc Martens, have become global trademarks.

"There are all kinds of tapes, photos, and the global trademarks and licensing".

Additionally, as a major product in the company's portfolio, Burger King has registered many global trademarks to protect its investment in the product.