Sentence examples for is considered distinct from inspiring English sources

"You can trademark a word, phrase, logo or description that is considered distinct for your industry, but not an idea or concept," said Xavier Morales, a trademark lawyer and founder of secureyourtrademark.com.com

Both are legally entitled to do this because as long as the outward expression of a game (its art, music, writing etc) is distinct then a game is considered distinct under copyright law.

Note that by convention, the pair ((i,j) ) of neighbors of ego e is considered distinct from the pair ((i,j) ) of neighbors of (e').

Your musical style is considered distinct from that of your peers.

Management is confident that ResCap is considered distinct because it has its own board with independent members and uses its own advisers for transactions with its parent, a person close to the company has said.

Chronic inflammation during IBD is considered distinct from infectious intestinal inflammation thereby requiring biomarkers to provide differential diagnosis.

In Rembrandt's time this skill was considered distinct and demanding.

But the state law, written in 1974, said nothing about whether a national party could be considered distinct from a candidate for governor.

However, this number does not distinguish among many speech communities that could legitimately be considered distinct languages.

Though often included on property-tax bills, fees like this are considered distinct; according to State Department officials, they must be paid, even by those with tax-exempt status, if the sums are earmarked specifically for such services.

Dr. Brawley worries that speculation about racial difference could lead scientists back to the days of "race medicine," when blacks were considered distinct from whites, and doctors treated their ailments differently.