Sentence examples for trademark problem from inspiring English sources

After a trademark problem, and an epiphany Gaskins had in the shower, Presenter became PowerPoint.

Mr. Pincus said he has been careful to avoid trademark problems.

But it did not do particularly well, and then ran into trademark problems of its own.

The Green Lantern is an obvious name, but there may be trademark problems.

He's fond of dissolving song structures, crypto-Marxist messages and woozy sounds, and when he reconvened Red Krayola (changed to avoid trademark problems) in 1994, he found fans and collaborators among progressive- and post-rock musicians.

Unfortunately, these matters can rear up later as trademark disputes, tax problems, bureaucratic snags or costly name changes.

They had also left Square Enix; Uematsu built the new band to not include any current Square Enix employees so as to avoid the trademark and licensing problems of The Black Mages.

Her long-time friend Belinda Luscombe, Time's art editor, described the problem with trademark Yankee bluntness: "She's gorgeous, but with a fatwa, it's tricky to find guys".

"There is no mistake their growth has been rapid over the past 18 months, from unknown to megastars, and this has posed the problem in trademark use we have today in the EU and beyond".

Keith Urban versus Keith Urban seems more like the stuff of psychodrama than a problem of trademark law, although back in 2007 the well-known country-rock singer brought a lawsuit against a Wayne, New Jersey, painter with the same name for creating a KeithUrban.com web site that displays his artwork but might confuse browsers about who actually painted them.

Michael Chu, a spokesman for Danone in Beijing, said that given their problems with trademark registration, the French company made sure that the second agreement signed in 1999 explicitly gave the joint venture the “exclusive and irrevocable right to use the trademark until the transfer process is completed".