Sentence examples for trademarks with from inspiring English sources
"That's one of our trademarks with 'Survivor,"' says Chris Ender, the CBS spokesman in charge of publicity for the program.
Applications for trademarks with the word "global" were down 44percentt, and those with "world" dropped 39percentt.
The seizure followed a lawsuit by Microsoft against Rustock's operators for violating its trademarks with spam that fraudulently claimed a Microsoft link.
State governments, universities and agencies would now seem to have a free hand to violate patents and trademarks with impunity, even when operating commercially.
Bourne might have made Greengrass's name, but it is Captain Phillips that sees the director wielding his old trademarks with the kind of pathos witnessed in Bloody Sunday.
It also continues registering trademarks with the word entrepreneur in them, most recently in March for "Exchange, The Magazine for Entrepreneurial Women," which it plans to publish this year.
The aim would be to encourage residents to associate the trademark with positive change.
It defines "affiliate" as any entity that shares a name or trademark with any organization that provides or "promotes" abortion.
Monaco had successfully applied for the trademark with the World Intellectual Property Organisation in 2010, but the application for the trademark in the EU was refused.
On Nov. 6, 1995, a lawyer there, Jill A. Cossman, applied on Mr. Pellicano's behalf for a trademark with the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
After all, how to reconcile that streamlined Hugo Boss trademark with a designer whose style is perhaps described as the digital generation's Oscar de la Renta?
