Sentence examples for has trademark from inspiring English sources
That usually has trademark Abby goal written all over it.
Wrigley already has trademark rights for Doublemint in each of the 15 European Union countries.
The result is a style that has trademark elements but is flexible enough to accommodate a range of influences.
The previous owner of the Lenox Lounge, who has trademark rights to the name, plans to open a new venue on Lenox Avenue.
CMP has trademark applications pending in the United States, the European Union and elsewhere that would bar others from using the phrase "Web 2.0" in the titles of conferences and other events.
Strangely, in Japan, where Nikoli has trademark control over the name sudoku, the puzzles are still familiarly known by the English title Number Place, while in the English-speaking work, their Japanese pedigree is widely assumed.
It's not like I'm calling my film 'Gone With the Wind.' " (If he had, said Eric Schwartz, a longtime Washington copyright lawyer and film preservationist, there would be a case: A title with commercial viability has trademark-law protection; proper names and nicknames like "Casino Jack" can't be copyrighted).
(The company has trademarked the term).
So far there is no word on whether anyone has trademarked the word iTombs.
They didn't let Verbitsky out of the country because someone has trademarked his beard".
To this end, he has trademarked phrases such as "Bikram Yoga", "Bikram's Basic Yoga System", and so forth.
