Sentence examples for trademark preference from inspiring English sources
His trademark preference for casual clothing while facing the press at a hastily convened briefing at the Oxford Media Convention also struck the wrong note with the wider public, who were complaining in record numbers.
The latest range, Oiseaux, maintains the pair's preference for hot colours and the trademark stripes they usually apply to cashmere sweaters, but introduces a delicate bird and flower design.
Jonathan Moskin, a partner in trademark law at Foley Lardner, said that Lin "effectively has an automatic preference" with the patent office because Linsanity was coined for him.
In November, the Chinese government notified domestic and foreign companies alike that the government would give preference in its purchases to products that used technology developed in China and had trademarks that were registered first in China.
Judge Martin began an opinion last week in a trademark case by quoting the illustrious justice: "I was brought up to believe that Scotch whisky would need a tax preference to survive in competition with Kentucky bourbon".
"It becomes his trademark.
Trademark agents know this.
White became his trademark.
