Sentence examples for trademarks as it from inspiring English sources

Filing for "iWatch" trademarks, as it has in Europe and Japan, is a good sign that something's afoot.

By Jeannie Suk Gersen May 15, 2016 The Supreme Court will likely consider the question of whether the government is permitted, under the First Amendment, to deny registration of disparaging trademarks, as it did with the Washington Redskins, in 2014.

Even an everyday phrase can be trademarked, as long as it identifies the source of a particular product or service, said Susan Neuberger Weller, a trademark lawyer in Reston, Va.

The publishers' suit had charged Gator with infringing their copyrights and trademarks, as well as with unfair competition.

Wrestling barefoot later became one of her trademarks, as well as her high flying wrestling maneuvers.

Not such a trademark as it turns out … yet.

The company now owns the intellectual property for the word without any restrictions with regards to style, font, size or colour, although it can only enforce their trademark as it used in relation to video games and clothing.

"He also made the comment that although the shape of the bar may have become associated with Nestle to a degree in the minds of the public by way of the high volume sale of the product, it did not act as a trademark as it was wrapped and only viewed post sale".

Samsung gets Galaxy Gearr' trademark as it readies smartwatch.

And these are not the only trademark scuffles Pinterest is involved in: Path has filed for an extension of time to oppose Pinterest's U.S. trademark application as it relates to its scripted P — the issue here is that it looks too much like Path's "P".

The man who invented the Cronut (yes, it's trademarked), as well as a growing list of other experiments in pâtisserie — including frozen s'mores, cookie shots and, most recently, 3-D churros — is opening a shop in Los Angeles.