Sentence examples for trade marks of from inspiring English sources

His benefaction of UNA-USA and his lively attention to all aspects of the world around him were trade marks of this brilliant man.

By turns funny, gossipy, insightful, sour and celebratory, it is full of Jarman's trade marks of lightly worn wisdom and self-deprecating amour propre, this time against the darker background of failing health.

Besides the technical difficulties to develop these micro-robots, this paper also shows how to develop a multi-agent co-operative system by means of Matlab/Simulink (MATLAB and SIMULINK are Trade Marks of Math Works. Windows 95 is a Trade Mark of Microsoft Corporation).

Three-wheeled rickshaws are one of the well-known trade marks of the Bangladeshi capital Dhaka.

Reuters and Reuters Sphere logo are trade marks and registered trade marks of the Reuters Group of companies around the world.

The names, images and logos identifying the BBC, BBCW or third parties and their products and services are subject to copyright, design rights and trade marks of the BBC, BBCW and/or third parties.

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

Trademarks and Intellectual Property The Independent.co.uk logo is a registered trade mark of Independent.co.uk or otherwise part of its intellectual property.

Yet the "Walter Mitty" label which was to become the trade mark of Harold Wilson's personality in his premiership years was already being woven.

They included Empire Blue Cross and Blue Shield, Horizon Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Jersey, H.I.P. (the trade mark of the Health Insurance Plan of Greater New York), and NYLCare, which is merging with Aetna Inc.

Why was it sporting a luxuriant pink moustache at its front?The moustache is the trade mark of Lyft, a ride-sharing service that began in the city this summer.