Sentence examples for of its trademarks from inspiring English sources

Fifa cares infinitely more about things such as ambush marketing and infringement of its trademarks than it does about revenue irrelevances such as racism or homophobia.

Dimension!" (Columbia) In a cowbell-thwacking song called "Out Go the Lights," Steven Tyler, Aerosmith's lead singer, spits out a phrase — "Déjà booty" — that could easily describe Aerosmith's new album, "Music From Another Dimension!" It's the first album of Aerosmith's own songs since 2001, and with it the band aggressively reclaims every last one of its trademarks through the decades.

The team was stripped of federal protections for six of its trademarks.

The Oldham family, whose manufacturing business produced Todd's clothing designs, had sold off many of its trademarks and licenses earlier that year.

In addition, promotional licenses must be obtained by companies or organizations wanting to associate with Columbia University through any use of its trademarks.

The team has argued, however, that a cancellation of its trademarks could taint its brand and remove legal benefits that would protect it against copycat entrepreneurs.

In 1975 an anti-trust suit forced Xerox to license its patents and its market share fell dramatically, but it continues to campaign against abuse of its trademark – despite it appearing in many dictionaries.

(He might have to change the name, though eBay might consider it a violation of its trademark).

When I first wrote about Tweebay, a classifieds service that uses direct messages on Twitter to confirm bids, I wondered if "eBay might consider it a violation of its trademark".

Hopefully, the series will find some of its trademark humor before it wraps its run on May 13.

It's Goldman's latest move to shed some of its trademark secrecy and share its once closely guarded technology.