Such a claim would have entitled the company to use the name.
If implemented, number 61 would have entitled the bishop to a copy of the record of why he was stopped and searched.
Muhly had entitled the piece "Seeing Is Believing," a punning reference to the problem of reconciling faith with science faced by the sixteenth-century astronomers whose studies had provided the score's original inspiration.
The idea was to complete a trilogy of columns I had entitled the "wind up a spod" series, and deliberately elicit spluttering outrage about Twitter from educators who have been blogging about its noodle-boggling goodness.
I'm doing a lot of performances of a show I've entitled "The Sacred Ellington," in which I do the sacred music of Duke Ellington together with a jazz combo and a jazz band and a gospel choir and dancers.
After the allegations and Armstrong's confession, Gibney -- who is also behind acclaimed documentaries "Enron: The Smartest Guys In The Room," "Taxi To The Dark Side" and "Client 9: The Rise And Fall of Eliot Spitzer" -- scrapped his original documentary about Armstrong's comeback, which he had entitled "The Road Back".
To clarify this, we have entitled the manuscript with a more appropriate title.
With typical moderation, Mr Sachs has entitled his new book, "The End of Poverty .The book is an unusual and in some ways slightly odd mixture of personal memoir, economics textbook and development manifesto.
This seniority has entitled him to assign the opinion-writing responsibility in any case in which he, and not the Chief Justice, was in the majority.
It's part of a TV interview dating from 1966, astonishingly, and Stephanie McLuhan - in a quite deliberate anachronism - has entitled it "Communication via the internet".
