Sentence examples for trade mark from inspiring English sources

The design and trade mark had not been protected.

Trade mark law generally protects the trade mark owner against use of its trade mark without permission in a way that may create a likelihood of confusion or association with other similar products or services.

A registered trade mark does have to be distinctive, and a trade mark which simply describes what a business does may not be registered.

There is a risk, however, that combining a hashtag with the trade mark of another person could result in trade mark infringement.

Oh, and while we're on the subject, it's trade mark, not trademark".

Applying for a trade mark online is now very straightforward, using the Intellectual Property Office website.

For trade marks, search modes for the International register under the Madrid Agreement and Protocols and for the Community Trade Mark (CTM) register of OHIM are described.

Trade-mark their leer.

A sound system may be dolbyed (more trade-mark woe).

Witty and urbane, as a student at King's College, London he was well known by his trade-mark pinstriped suit, bowler hat and furled umbrella.

It would be serious: the articles would be long, the layout severe and the trade-mark illustration was to be a spidery caricature by David Levine.