Sentence examples for protected word from inspiring English sources

535 Owners will also be able to download and view password protected Word documents without having to buy an Office 365 subscription.

830 owners will also be able to download and view password protected Word documents without having to buy an Office 365 subscription.

Microsoft tends to giveaway some freebies with its Lumia devices, like a premium Skype subscription for example, or the ability to open open and view password protected Word documents without an Office 365 subscription.

It argued that the "name 'Teslaquila' evokes the word tequila... (and) tequila is a protected word".

Last year Woolworths was ordered by the government to pull down its widely criticised "fresh in our memories" Anzac commemorative website after the supermarket giant failed to ask permission to use the protected word "Anzac" in the marketing campaign.

Trademark law protects words and symbols that identify goods and services -- "McDonalds," the distinctive shape of a Ferrari Testarosa.

To hold, as the Court does, that the first clause protects words necessitates either a virtual rewriting of the particularity requirements of the Warrant Clause or a literal application of that clause's requirements and our cases construing them to situations they were never designed to cover.

(Copyrights apply to original works when they can be physically copied, as with a compact disc, whereas trademarks like the Nike "swoosh" protect words, symbols and designs that distinguish products from competitors). When discussing new ideas, always demand a signed Non-Disclosure Agreement drafted by an able attorney; you may not get it, but the act of asking shows you mean business.

As Social Services Minister, Scott Morrison is duty-bound to protect words.

Trademark protects words, phrases, symbols and designs.

But the dividing line is not whether the words involved are odious: freedom of expression would lose all meaning if it protected only words with which a society's presumably tolerant and commonsensical majority agreed.