Sentence examples for trademarked itself from inspiring English sources
You wouldn't invest your retirement account this way.' " The power and profits of the medical device industry are on display here in Warsaw, which has trademarked itself the Orthopedic Capital of the World.
While the code which underpins Linux is free for anyone to use, the Linux Foundation controls the trademark itself, and co-ordinates development of the operating system between the numerous companies which contribute programming time.
In return for a payment of about £350m Ecclestone would own those rights – and with them every penny of the revenues from broadcasters, race sponsors, circuit advertising, corporate hospitality, film footage and the trademark itself – for 100 years.
In case you were wondering, Twitter has fought over the use of the phrase "tweet" in the past, which doesn't look to have a complete trademark itself.
While trademarking the symbol itself might be a solution, the tribe does not have the money to fend off any unauthorized users of its symbol, Ms. Price said.
The plan itself really isn't that surprising as I saw this coming shortly after Palmpad was trademarked.
One thing that has been undeniably transformed by computing and the Internet is the trademark office itself.
As Joseph Gioconda of Kirkland & Ellis explained, the widespread celebrity the bags have attained constitutes a trademark in itself.
Of course someone would try to cash in on this craze, but Ultimate Arcade is now not just attempting to gain the trademark for itself – it's actually going after developers who are using the word "Flappy" in their game's name, and claiming trademark infringement.
In short, Amazon is saying that the case needs to focus not on "false advertising claims" but on the trademark dispute itself – that is, whether or not Apple has a right to restrict other companies from using the generic term "App Store" (or apparently, any combination of those words – even when mashed up like "Appstore").
