Sentence examples for mark products from inspiring English sources

Because of the difference in how the products are branded and the separation between Avon and Mark representatives (those selling Avon can also sell Mark products, but not the other way around), there is some internal competition among representatives.

Via the new URL samsclub.com/instacart or from Instacart's mobile app, shoppers can order groceries, household items, Member's Mark products, and even small appliances, then have them delivered in an hour or so.

Make sure the stretch mark products you use while pregnant or nursing do not warn, "not for use by pregnant or nursing women".

A fourth round of clinical trials is planned for October, and the company is in the process of applying for a CE mark (product approval) in the EU, and for FDA clearance for the current iteration of the product in the US.

:(9) The variety of goods on which a mark is or is not used (house mark, "family" mark, product mark).

Our study explores false patent marking suits, a unique type of patent-related legal surprise involving allegations of defendants marking products with ineligible patent numbers to deceive customers and/or deter competitors.

Despite the relatively low risk profile, many advocates say they, like the DEA, are worried about emerging brands of "gas station" kratom ― often brightly marked products with stupid names that may be deceptively labeled or contain unlisted adulterants.

It must also be possible, however, to continue marking products visibly with the Member States' recognised symbols, because we are aware that these inspire great confidence among hosts of consumers.

In the Palestinian territories, goods produced by non-Israeli companies will be marked "product of Palestine" to distinguish them from goods made in settlements.

"We launched the kitemark because research shows more than nine in 10 people realise the mark means products and services are safer," she says.

After a strong start on Thanksgiving weekend, a pronounced lull followed, causing retailers to mark down products heavily in the week before Christmas.