Sentence examples for incontestable right from inspiring English sources
no incontestable right shall be acquired in a mark which is the generic name for the goods or services or a portion thereof, for which it is registered.
In exercising their incontestable right, the people should direct their attention to matters of substance, to the merits of the Constitution itself.
If Awlaki had been arrested in America, rather than assassinated in Yemen, he would have had an incontestable right to a trial.
The Scottish Nationalists refer frequently to "a fairer society," "a fair wage economy," "better paid jobs," "greater equality," "fairer pensions," "fairness in the welfare system," "reducing child poverty," "protecting human rights," and other incontestable objectives, but simplistically ignore the caveats.
Finally, registered trademarks can, after five years, become "incontestable," at which point the exclusive right to use the mark is conclusively established.
The voter ID laws and other tactics that sprang up in several states last year to prevent minorities from casting their ballots offer incontestable proof of the need for strict voting rights laws.
"Our rights of possession were not so incontestable as to render a renewal of the old controversy desirable from a British point of view," noted a foreign office official in 1927.
A registration becomes "incontestable" it becomes "conclusive evidence" of the validity, ownership, and the right to use the mark in commerce.
And yet Renko is a nugget of pure gold, with an incontestable claim to the moral high ground and a blinkered determination to do the right thing.
Those concerns have not yet been fully addressed, and Neymar's ability to find the right balance between personal creative expression and performing a subservient role to his team's incontestable star player is an ongoing challenge.
If they start running up to the Hill to ask our representatives to forgive debt and protect the rights of women, but do so empty-handed, they will soon discover that their incontestable facts and high ideals are easily trumped by money.
