Sentence examples for to trademarks from inspiring English sources
noun
A word, symbol, or phrase used to identify a particular company's product and differentiate it from other companies' products.
When it comes to trademarks, in particular, the proper test is distinctiveness.
Still, much relating to trademarks in sports remains a gray area, Marty Schwimmer, a partner with Leason Ellis in White Plains, N.Y., focused on trademark law, said.
PARIS — The European Union's highest court on Tuesday gave Google broad latitude to sell advertising linked to trademarks like Louis Vuitton on its search engine, a practice that angers companies, which fear a loss of control over their brand names.
But a widening consensus is growing that the importance of such assets -- from brand names and customer lists to trademarks and patents -- means that investors need to know more about them.
But analysts say selling ads linked to trademarks is a big business for Google, which gets the bulk of its revenue from search advertising that it sells through an auction system.
The sentence attributed to an anonymous diplomat, according to whom companies do not export products to Italy in order to avoid counterfeiting, runs against well-documented facts.In 2003 specialised IP divisions were set up to decide civil actions relating to trademarks, patents, copyright and unfair competition.
She filed to trademark the name Eatwhatever.
Surprisingly, DoCoMo declined to trademark the designs.
He also applied to trademark his own.
I was so used to trademarking names for toys.
The Maloofs have already applied to trademark the name Anaheim Royals.
