Sentence examples for protected term from inspiring English sources

This is not a protected term so its meaning may differ.

The state assessed Tyndale a $173,000 fine for the 34 degrees and for using the protected term.

In May, it was revealed in the Queen's speech that – much like the title "university" – the word apprenticeship will become a protected term.

Amusingly, on the other hand, you cannot call yourself a chiropractor, as Dr Robin Pauc can, because that is a protected term.

It is also worth noting that even if registrations exists Article 6 of the Trade marks Directive (EU) provides that a trade mark cannot be used to prohibit a third party from using the protected term to indicate kind, quality, quantity, intended purpose, value, geographical origin, the time of production or other characteristics of goods or services.

"I guess the interesting thing is like to call yourself a primary Prevention Practitioner it's not a protected term under like the regulated health professional block right and so it's a, and like primary prevention falls within the scope of multiple professionals".

To call it a court would incorrectly imply that its members are independent and have protected terms of office.

Clinical and counselling psychology are legally protected terms that cannot be used by anyone who is not officially trained in these.

We strive to protect trademarks from 'squatters' — those who try to take protected terms with no legitimate claim.

Immunization is key to protecting term and preterm infants from a heightened risk of infection.

UCU is claiming some success in battles to protect terms and conditions.