Sentence examples for trademark trust from inspiring English sources

Legal relations with respect to objects are described in the following articles: property law; copyright; patent; trademark; trust.

And, the more consumers interact with the brand online and its products in real time, the more a company's identifying trademark becomes recognizable, trusted and familiar.

As a result, it is unclear whether Mr. Norsigian could market the prints as Adams's work in the future, were he to authenticate them, or whether the trust's trademark rights would preclude that.

2006's Bat Out of Hell III: The Monster Is Loose (featuring Steinman songs originally penned for other projects) emerged during a $50m dispute over the Bat Out Of Hell trademark during which we trust no bats were harmed.

The show itself is designed to assist in fundraising for his anti-trust and trademark lawsuit against the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN).

It was Woodward, of course, who practically trademarked the omniscient, trust-me approach to inner-circle reporting as he re-created scenes as well as extended dialogues, often without explaining to readers exactly who his sources were.

The case is being heard by Judge Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum, who in the trial's first phase last August ruled against the trust, which had alleged trademark infringement by the Graham Center.

A lot of folks are asking why I'd trust UltraPro with the trademark of "doge" but publicly speak out against Moolah going after "Dogecoin".

She said that the company's trademarks were "how we build consumer trust in our brands over many years" and needed to be protected.

During a conversation in May at the Utility Muffin Research Kitchen — the name of Frank's recording studio at the family's longtime Laurel Canyon compound — Ahmet defended the trust's protecting of its trademark.

The trademarking of models by trusted software companies or organisations.